Sunday Reset Planner
Twenty minutes on Sunday. A calmer Monday.
A Sunday reset only works as a habit, so this is ten weeks of it rather than one checklist. Each Sunday, one page to look back on the week and one to set up the next: the home, three priorities, the days ahead, a few meals, one thing for you.
Undated, start on any Sunday · Print at home or use on iPad (GoodNotes, Notability) · Personal use
Pages from the file you download
Shown from the US Letter edition. The A4 edition has the same pages.

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Page 6 of 27 
Page 15 of 27
What's inside
27 pages; every week is linked from the contents.
- 1–3Cover, how to use, contentsTwenty minutes each Sunday, in three short parts.
- 4Your resetWhat a good Monday looks like, what usually makes it hard, and the time you will keep for it.
- 5–14Weeks one to fiveTwo pages each Sunday: looking back, then setting up the week.
- 15HalfwayWhat the reset is changing, what is not working yet, and what to change.
- 16–25Weeks six to tenThe same two pages, five more Sundays.
- 26–27Ten weeks and notesWhat changed, what you will keep, and your reset from now on.
How it is built
- Ten weeks, because a reset works as a habit, not a one-off
- Energy, calm and sleep scales each week, so you can see what the reset changes
- A halfway check-in to adjust it before week six
- Blank lines in the home checklist for the jobs your home actually needs
It's a flat PDF: annotate it in GoodNotes or Notability, or print it. It does not have typed form fields. US Letter and A4 are both included.
Not ready yet?
Try the free weekly planner and daily focus sheet first — the same calm layout, one page each.
A guide for getting started
- A Sunday Reset Routine in 20 Minutes
Look back, reset the home, set up the week: a twenty-minute Sunday reset checklist with a filled-in example, and how to keep it going for ten weeks.