Plan one priority a day, three outcomes a week
Long to-do lists hide what matters. Morrowfern's Day page puts one thing at the top, then three tasks and time blocks, so the priority gets a slot in the day.
How personal productivity teams use Morrowfern
- Sunday: fill a weekly plan with three outcomes and the waiting-on list.
- Each morning: write the one thing, three tasks, and block time for the one thing first.
- When your head is full: empty it onto a brain-dump page and sort it at the weekly review.
- Monthly: pick top 3 outcomes and up to 8 habits on the month focus page.
The planner has 30 Day pages and is undated, so you print more Day pages when you run out.
What's inside v1.0.0 (page counts from the PDF)
| Section | Pages |
|---|---|
| Daily time-block pages | 30 |
| Weekly plans | 52 |
| Monthly calendars + month focus/habit grids | 24 |
| Weekly reviews | 13 |
| Brain dump + notes + year goals + guide | 26 |
Source: Page counts of the Morrowfern v1.0.0 PDF (built by products/morrowfern/src/planner.py; rows in products/morrowfern/store/listing.json).
FAQ
Why not a planner app?
Apps pull you back to the phone and often charge monthly; paper or a PDF on a tablet keeps you on one priority.
How long does it take each day?
A few minutes in the morning; the weekly review is about 10 minutes.
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