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Recognising that we are a constant work in progress gives us the courage to take the next step forward. Rediscover yourself this 2023 by making the most of each day through reflection and observation.
Perfect for those who seek to embark on their self-discovery journey. Includes a sticker sheet binded inside.
| Find Your Purpose |
| Define Your Core Values |
| Envision Your Future |
| Self-Reflection |
| Goal Setting |
| Routines & Habits |
A 16-page booklet with important and difficult questions to ponder, with the purpose to help you in discovering yourself and finding a path in life.
A guide to understand yourself, bring life into focus and take the next step.
Uncover the journey of discovering yourself, includes practices and space for you to write what you’ve learned.
Ponder your most fundamental sense of self and pinpoint the aspects of yourself and who you want to be.
Set your sights on what you want your future to look like and get creative with your life’s inspiration board.
Little reminders to encourage you all year round.
After understanding where you are, it’s time to map out your journey.
Exercise your discovery and centre your focus on the aspects you want to improve for the year.
Keeping you motivated throughout planning and Helping you identify obstacles and intrusions.
Build consciousness around your days and design routines to cultivate it in your planner.
Glide your hand across the pages for an effortless writing experience.
Hardcover covers made to last. Reusable with our interchangeable refills.
A canvas that brings your story to it’s full vibrance.
Schedule important tasks and events at the right time.
| 2023–2024 Calendar |
| 2023 Monthly Overview |
| 12-month Monthly Calendar |
| Monthly Habit Tracker |
| 53-week Weekly Planner |
Work to your preferred planner layout.
Weekly Horizontal
Suitable for day to day journaling and task-oriented users who prefer a spacious nature for both scheduling and creative expression.
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Weekly Vertical
Suitable for weekly journaling and time-oriented users who prefer a structured nature that is clear and effective for scheduling.
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A directional layout that works best for project-based schedulers and those who thrives on a flexible layout to both plan and journal on.
For task-oriented users who write a lot with a project-based structure.
Seven days on a single page for a view of your whole week.
A whole page for all your daily notes and musings.
A linear layout that works best for students and executives who thrives on an hourly overview of their schedule, notes, and to-do list.
For time-oriented users who plan in detail with a linear structure.
Get a clear view of your upcoming events with the hourly columns.
Make checklists or notes with the bottom section.
Our medium books are designed to be durable and easy to carry around.
| Threadbound hardcover |
| 200H x 150W x 20D mm |
| Opens flat |
| Rounded corners |
| Includes: Ribbon bookmark Front and back pockets |
Write with ease across a smooth paper surface.
| 100 gsm |
| Bright white |
| Acid-free |
| FSC-certified |
| ISO 9706 Long Life |
| ISO 14001 Environmental Management Standard |
| Made in Italy |
This is my 7th Mossery planner in a row, I've watched this brand grow and celebrated milestones with them. The stunning planner covers and customisations are still the highlight, but I wish they kept the goals, role models, etc parts at the beginning before the actual calendar planning. I now have way less space to write anything, and far fewer pages for the same pricing, which I don't find very fair. I admire the love that goes into the brand and what it stands for, I just wish things didn't end up feeling so "DLC" if that makes sense.
Yes, the point was to force a mindshift and all, but sometimes I just wanted to good old reliable comfort of having somewhere to just nicely organise my thoughts and daily happenings nicely. Even if I solely use it for work purposes, there really still isn't enough space without making everything look cramped. Just really sad about it, not gonna lie.
I still with you all the very best~
The yoriyukii covers are all gorgeous, and I like most of the improvements to the 2023 planner. I still miss the grid layout (my fave) but I guess I'm in the minority ^^;
