Clever ways to use the dot grid in Curation ft. real customer examples

This year, we replaced the blank Drawing Board on the left side of the Pre-Week Planner with a more functional dot grid.

The dot grid strikes the perfect balance between structure and flexibility. The dots provide more structure than a blank space which means you can write more neatly but it also provides a framework for mind mapping, doodling and sketching concepts.

Bottom line, it can be customised according to your needs.

Instead of reaching for a sticky note or a blank piece of paper or a notepad for random list-writing or note taking, you’ve got that extra space built into your diary.

For those seeking a little more inspiration, here are some real life Drawing Boards that owners of the A4 edition have so generously shared. 

Example #1: This week's to-do list vs Next week's to-do list, tracking expenses and savings

Example #2:  Managing the to-do list for different areas of life

Example #3: Weekly master list

Example #4: Doodling

Example #5: Weekly affirmations

Example #6: Mind mapping and getting of your head