The Weekly Reset Starter Sheet

A simple 15-minute reset that helps you start the week calm, clear, and on track.

If your week tends to run you instead of the other way around, this one-page reset changes that. No complicated system. No perfect planner required. Just a realistic way to get your brain back in the driver’s seat.

Simple. Realistic. Actionable goals every week.

What this freebie helps you do

You don’t need a new personality to have a better week. You need a reset you can actually follow.

The Weekly Reset Starter Sheet helps you:

1. See your week clearly before it gets busy

2. Choose your Top 3, so you stop overloading yourself

3. Keep one tiny habit consistent without overthinking

4. Get the little stuff out of your head and into one place

5. Start Monday feeling like you know what you’re doing

What’s inside the Starter Sheet

It’s one page, on purpose. Because the goal is to use it, not admire it.

Here’s what you’ll fill out each week:

1. Quick Look Ahead

   Your appointments, deadlines, and fixed plans, so you’re not surprised midweek.

2. Weekly Top 3

   The three priorities that make the week feel successful, not stuffed.

3. Tiny Habit Check

   One small habit you want to hold steady, with a simple place to schedule it.

4. Life List

   All the “little things” that pile up in your head and drain your energy.

5. One Small Reset

   A tiny adjustment that makes life easier right away.

Who this is for

This Starter Sheet is for you if:

1. You want to feel organized again, but not obsessed

2. You keep planning in your head and paying for it in stress

3. You are busy, tired, and still want progress

4. You have tried complicated systems and hated them

5. You want a fresh start every week without drama

If you’re craving calm structure that still leaves room for real life, you’re in the right place.

How to use it

1. Print one copy for each week, or save it digitally.

2. Sit down once a week, Sunday evening is ideal.

3. Fill it out in 15 minutes.

4. Open your planner and plug in your Top 3.

5. Start the week lighter.

That’s it. You don’t need a two-hour setup to have a good week.