A collaboration between myPAPERCLIP and Rocket Health, whose psychologists understand the science, the 12 Week Productivity Journal is for people who want to be productive without being busy.
Each day takes five minutes: set a goal, list your priorities, block out your time, jot down reminders, and clear your head onto a Brain Dump page where everything else can land. The Productivity Tracker at the end of the page shows you how the day went, surfacing what's been working and what's eating into your time. It's built on bullet journaling, the technique that turns scribbled to-do lists into something people actually finish, with University of Warwick research showing that ticking things off can make you up to 12% more productive.
All of that, in a book made to be used every day, with a Wibalin cover from Winter & Company that feels soft and cloth-like in the hand. Inside are 200 pages of smooth, warm cream paper, section thread bound to open flat, along with rounded corners, a ribbon bookmark, and an elastic closure.
