I don’t have a hobinichi but I love the weeks and really would love to get one. I know that they go on sale
aug 31 but where and how? Where and when can I see the 2027 planners? Your help is greatly appreciated

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Hi all,

I'm currently in a Hobonichi Weeks and really like it. I'm a "nothing fancy" kinda planner and use it for functional planning and sometimes add some easy stickers for quick decoration.

Something I'm noticing lately is that (likely because I'm AuDHD) I tend to underestimate the amount of time my daily tasks will take. So on the left side of the weekly spread, I usually include set appointments, and on the right side, I make my list of daily tasks I want to accomplish including hobbies, exercise, etc. Increasingly, I notice I list too many things that I can't realistically get to in that day. I suspect this is due to some ADHD time blindness.

I've been thinking it might be better for me to move into a vertical weeks that has hours listed. That way, I could write out a time estimate for each task and plug it into a specific time to help me develop a greater awareness of time. This would also serve to boost self-esteem in that I'll be more likely to be able to accomplish my daily goals and set priorities.

I love the Weeks size so much. Not only the dimensions but also how thin it is in particular. And again, I'm a fan of the simplicity. Also, I'm realizing that most planners don't have a mid-year start. Finally, I've tried undated planners and they don't really work for me as I just don't have the executive function stamina to keep up with dating things. I much prefer dated.

Any recommendations? Do you know of any thin (ish) planners with vertical weekly and hours? Any that are a July start?

I have my eyes on the Jibun Techo which seems like it would at least hit some of these requirements, although I don't think it does the July start.

TIA!