Name: Make a Plan Undated Planner and Weekly Agenda Notebook
Brand: Knock Knock
SKU: 9781683493228
Price: 24 USD
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9781683493228

Make a Plan Undated Planner and Weekly Agenda Notebook

By Knock Knock

On Sale: Nov 1, 2020
Page Count: 224 pages
Publisher: Knock Knock
ISBN-13: 9781683493228

$24.00

$32.00 CAD

Format

Calendar

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Calendar $24.00 $32.00 CAD

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Take care of business while you take care of yourself! This undated weekly to-do planner helps you set goals, get things done, and feel better—for a whole year. Inside its got: 12 undated monthly calendars + 60 undated weekly calendars + goal-setting prompts and self-care tools + over 200 stickers. Not to mention, ALL THE FEEL-GOOD FEELS. Bam!

This Knock Knock planner makes planning a breeze
Looking for awesome office desk accessories? We got you!
5.75 x 8 inches; hardcover; 160 pages; 2 ribbon page markers; elastic closure; interior pocket; 200+ stickers

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Non-classifiable

Series:

Knock Knock Hardcover Planners

KNOCK KNOCK is a maker of products that bring wit, heart, productivity (and occasional light profanity) to everyday life. Our pads, planners, journals, and books help people accomplish their goals, express their feelings, and laugh at the absurdity of modern existence.

We live by (at least) two mottos: “We Put the Fun in Functional” and “Make a List—You’ll Feel Better.” We consider list-making and laughter to be essential forms of self-care. (And, obvs, we love mottos.)

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KNOCK KNOCK is a maker of products that bring wit, heart, productivity (and occasional light profanity) to everyday life. Our pads, planners, journals, and books help people accomplish their goals, express their feelings, and laugh at the absurdity of modern existence.

We live by (at least) two mottos: “We Put the Fun in Functional” and “Make a List—You’ll Feel Better.” We consider list-making and laughter to be essential forms of self-care. (And, obvs, we love mottos.)

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