All planners include pages for one quarter of the year, consisting of 3 months with a total of 13 weeks.
Monthly calendars are standard Sunday through Saturday format. Weekly calendars are Monday through Sunday.

Dated and undated editions include all the same page types, but they are arranged in a different order.

Dated Editions

For dated editions, the goal-setting, financial, weekly, and daily pages for each month are grouped behind the title page for that specific month. These page groups are then arranged in order, month by month, so that the user progresses through the planner page by page, in order.

Every week begins on a Monday, and weeks are kept together. This means that for most months there are a few stray days at the beginning and/or end of the month that will be grouped with the previous or following month in order to make the weeks come out even. Some months will have more weeks than others.

Future planning pages and notes pages are found at the end of the planner.

Undated Editions

For undated editions, all of the the goal-setting and financial pages for each month are grouped behind their respective monthly title pages at the front of the planner. All three monthly sections are at the front of the planner.

This monthly section is followed by thirteen weekly sections, each with a weekly title page followed by the weekly organizational pages and the daily pages for that week.

You can use them in this order or rearrange the sections to fit the time period for which you are using the planner. Some months may have four weeks, while others have five.

Future planning pages and notes pages are found at the end of the planner.

That said, one of the advantages of printable planners is that you can rearrange the pages. I’ve designed these planners so that the sections are modular and can be rearranged into a different order without creating a lot of orphaned pages.