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These Affordable Weekly Checklists Will Make Your Life Easier

If you can't keep a planner, these weekly desk pads are for you!

Photography: The Lunchbreak Project Facebook page

Trying to get your life together this year? Some would say a planner is what you need to get organized but if you're not a planner type of person (if you end up not writing anything on it by February), then you might want to opt for weekly desk pads. We found some really cute ones from Manila-based stationery brand, The Lunchbreak Project.

 Their Weekly Checklists come in different designs so you're sure to find one that matches your personality. They're basically a desk-pad version of your weekly planner except they're undated and you can just throw a page awayâor keep it in a scrapbookâwhen you're done with it. Some of their Weekly Checklists even come with a special "notes" section!

Check it out:


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Back to the 80's Weekly Checklist (P320)


Underwater Weekly Checklist & Notes (P300)


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Spring Time Weekly Checklist (P320)


Tropical Party Weekly Checklist (P320)


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Leaf & Twigs Weekly Checklist & Notes (P300)

You can shop The Lunchbreak Project's Weekly Checklists online. For more information, log on to The Lunchbreak Project's Facebook page and Instagram page

This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.

* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.

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