Color Your Month

Choose what you want to give time and care to this month. Mark a few days so you can see your plan.

A way to understand it

Color can help you notice what you want to give attention to. A Relationships day might include a thoughtful call; it does not mean every hour must be about relationships.

Go deeper when useful

1. Choose the month and year. Bring forward the relevant quarter steps and add the commitments you already know.
2. Choose a primary Life Compass area for any day you want to mark. Use the same area colors and write a short intention in words.
3. Leave days unmarked when useful. Check that your intentions make room for rest, things you need to do, and changing life.
4. For a calendar copy, treat a day-level intention as an all-day entry. Add an exact time only when you have chosen a activity and are ready to schedule it.

An example

Day 12: Relationships — reach out to my sister. This is an all-day intention. Once we agree on a walk, I can schedule “Walk with my sister, 6–6:30 p.m.” as a separate timed activity.

What comes next

Bring the coming week’s intentions into Plan Your Week. The month keeps the wider picture while the week adds practical detail.