See Your Year at a Glance

Take a wider view of the year so your intentions have room alongside the commitments already in your life.

A way to understand it

A bird’s-eye view helps you see the shape of the whole year. You can notice crowded seasons, open space, and where a larger possibility might fit before choosing individual dates.

Go deeper when useful

1. Choose the year. Add known commitments, important dates, seasonal demands, and time you want to protect for rest.
2. Bring your North Star, current focus, and developed Side Quests. Mark a few possibilities in the seasons that could support them.
3. Use your Life Compass colors and area names to show intended attention. Leave space for change and for experiences you have not imagined yet.
4. Choose the quarter you want to plan next. Future quarters can remain light until you know more.

An example

A family commitment makes one season busy. I place a possible art class in a quieter season and protect recovery time after the busy period. My Japan idea remains on the year view as tentative until the resources are clearer.

What comes next

Bring the relevant dates and possibilities into Plan Your Quarter. A mark on the year view is an intention until you choose to make a commitment.