We’ve made a few thoughtful updates based on customer feedback while keeping the flexible design you love.

• Monthly layout: While our intention is that you don’t duplicate events between the monthly and weekly spreads, we know many of our customers prefer using a traditional monthly calendar. To support this, we’ve added subtle pre-marked ticks that allow you to easily create a 5×7 calendar table. The dotted lines are also numbered 1–31, which can be used as a calendar or repurposed for habit tracking.
• Weekly layout: Each day now includes five dots on the far right—perfect for daily habit tracking, rating your days, or even noting your mood.

As always, the layouts are designed with flexibility in mind. There are no pre-filled prompts or fixed headers, so you can make the planner truly your own.

This year we’ve also expanded our collection with large Compendiums, designed to fit our large-sized planners and notebooks, as well as our new Explorer Sets—refillable, travel-ready notebooks that match the design of our Compendiums.

Let’s start with similarities. Each layout is built using the same methodology and includes:

• Weekly intentions
• Daily priorities
• Space for notes and to-dos
• A week-in-review section which prompts you to practise gratitude and reflect on your wins and lessons, to help you build a growth mindset

Each planner, no matter the layout, includes the same Dream-Define-DO sections which include:

• self-discovery and big picture planning
• goal setting
• monthly and quarterly planning pages
• regular check-ins
• master to-do lists
• project pages
• blank lists and notes.

Weekly vs Daily Layout

If you love planning each day in detail, you will like the LH Daily Planner. If you don’t want to spend time planning and tracking each individual day, but prefer to see an overall snapshot of your week and plan the big ticket items, then the LH Weekly Planners are for you.

Weekly Medium vs Large

The Medium size (14.8 x 19.8cm, 5.8″ x 7.8″, weights ~500g) was designed to be compact so you can take it with you everywhere, making it great for those always on the go or working from multiple locations or in transit.

If you have some big projects ahead or have large writing (or just like to write a lot!) you might like the large size version (19.8 x 22 cm, 7.8” x 8.7”, weights ~750g) of the weekly planner. Its wider format makes it perfect for laying flat between you and your keyboard for easy reference while typing – the perfect personal assistant!

If you need even more space to write, we would recommend Daily Layout which gives you a full page to plan your week and a full page per day. This layout is a 6-month planner to keep it light and compact (14.8 x 19.8cm, 5.8″ x 7.8″, weights ~550g).

To monogram a product, go to the product page for the item you’d like to monogram.

You’ll find a small box titled ‘Monogramming’ just below the product description at the top of the page and just above ‘Add to cart’ button. There is a text box where you can type in the initials you’d like monogrammed. The initials must be entered before clicking ‘Add to cart’.

If you want to order the same item with different initial repeat the process above for each initials.

If you have more questions regarding monogramming, please visit our Monogramming FAQ page.

Click through to the product page and view the photo gallery (this will display on the left of the main product photo on desktop, and below the main product photo on mobile). You can click on the main photo to open it full screen and swipe right to see many other images of the planner in the gallery, including images of monthly planning pages and weekly or daily layout. If you are on mobile device, use two fingers to zoom in on the details.

No, each cover is unique to its planner type/design.

We no longer create dated planners. Here’s why:

These days, most of us are constantly using digital devices, so having printed dates in planners isn’t as necessary as it used to be. However, paper planners are still essential for gaining clarity and visually prioritising tasks and goals.

Printing a minimum of 1000-2000 units for each planner variant puts a lot of pressure on our team and the demand for fast-selling products, which is something we have always been against. Besides, it’s not great for the environment with all that unnecessary wastage and the risk of stock expiring too quickly. We care about sustainability, and undated planners help us achieve that.

One fantastic advantage of undated planners is that you won’t waste any pages when you take a break or miss a day. You can pick up right where you left off without any guilt or feeling like you’re not using your planner to its fullest potential. Many of our customers love this flexibility.

Of course, we understand that some people really need dated planners, and that’s absolutely okay! There are plenty of amazing brands out there that offer dated planners, and we totally encourage you to check them out if that’s what you’re looking for.

But hey, even if you opt for a dated planner from another brand, we’d love for you to stick around and explore our empowering notebooks, self-coaching journals, and effective meeting tools. We’re sure you’ll find something else you love here too!

Yes, we do! Please visit our Digital/Printable Planners category.