Your calendar can be as unique as you are – for example, you can make up your own names for days of the week, you can have say a 3-day week rather than a 7 (though you'll have to keep track of "normal" days for a job or school etc), and you can celebrate your own holidays. Two things that have really changed my life for the better are creating and celebrating my own holidays, and keeping track of them in a looseleaf notebook with 1 page per day. I feel much more free and myself!
Go over to my food blog to see the 4th of 12 installments of a menu cum cook book with lots and lots of holidays! Including many food holidays, but also holidays like the birthdays of my favorite authors.
http://favoritefoodthisweek.blogspot.com/2022/03/the-4th-of-12-installments.html
In case anyone else is unnecessarily feeling these pressures...
How silly it was of me, but I for some while felt pressured (by social media I guess) to create a lot of goals and to act as if I own a business etc etc. I worked hard at brainstorming those things...
...Then I realized, duh, I already own a business -- more than one, actually. It's just that they all are charities.
I also realized I already have and am meeting approximately 1,317 :-) goals. I think that's enough. No wonder I was finding it hard to think of more!
A lot of planners I saw were geared toward the above businesses and goals, but I had of course already designed my own best planners for all of my projects.
But I enjoy having a general planner as well. I saw a horrible lot that assumed one was lazy and procrastinated everything. Not a problem here, thank you; I actually overdo -- so I found such planners insulting and the opposite of encouraging. I needed something calm and also attractive. I think I finally found one; it arrived yesterday and I'm starting to play with it....I won't mention names because this is such a very personal choice, we're all different!