Six pages a week.
One of them for you.
The LifeCoach combines weekly planning with a weekly prompt, a matching Bible verse and a task for personal growth. Six pages per week – three times the room of compact or Business.
A planner that also asks.
Most planners tell you what is coming up. The LifeCoach goes one step further: every week starts with a prompt and a matching Bible verse – and with a task that invites you to think about yourself.
That takes room. Unlike compact and Business, which put a week on two pages, the LifeCoach gives it six pages: weekly cockpit, daily planning and room for reflection.
The guiding idea is printed in the book itself: „Keep your life in view – act instead of react.“
Your weekly cockpit
- The most important tasks and appointments clearly structured
- A look ahead at the coming weeks
- Half a page for daily planning
- Focus on what matters – Prio A and Prio B
- The challenges of the week in a field of their own
What every week brings with it
- A weekly prompt with thoughts to carry further
- A matching Bible verse
- A task for personal growth
- Six pages of room – instead of two as in compact and Business
- Goals, projects, quarterly pages and the year in review in the same book
Six spots. One week.
This is what the move from one week to the next looks like. Tap a spot – next to it you will read what it is for.
The last day of the week
Top left, the week just gone ends with a Daily page. In the LifeCoach every day has half a page – enough for appointments, tasks and whatever else got in the way.
The verse for the week
Bottom left you will find the Bible verse for the coming week – set in italics and with its reference. It is the start of the prompt, not its summary.
One text, three questions
Next to it comes the prompt – a short text on a theme that leads into concrete questions. The task for personal growth follows directly on from it.
Week, month, year
The new week starts with its number, the month tab and the year. The weekview week starts on Sunday – which is why Sun comes first.
Prio A and Prio B
The Challenges field takes whatever is going to be hard this week. Below it come Prio A (important and urgent) and Prio B (important, not yet urgent). Start like that and you sort once instead of again every day.
Sunday to Sunday
On the right the seven days run down the page with dates and public holidays – the quick overview before the daily pages go into detail.
Why six pages? Because reflection needs room. Two pages are enough for appointments. If you also want to read a prompt, answer a question and plan the day, you need more – otherwise the same thing always gets dropped.
Three equipment levels, one book.
The difference is not in the book, it is in what comes with it.
LifeCoach A5 2027
The coaching weekly planner in an A5 hardcover: weekly prompt, Bible verse, reflection task, weekly cockpit and daily planning.
34.80 €soon PlusLifeCoach A5 Plus 2027
Like Classic, plus a frog pocket, pen loop and index tabs for quick access.
39.80 €soon PremiumLifeCoach A5 Premium 2027
Like Plus, plus an erasable pen and a weekdori A5 notebook.
44.80 €soonLifeCoach A5 Paperback 2027
The lighter softcover version – identical in content. Currently unavailable.
26.80 €Prompt, room, structure, rhythm
What sets the LifeCoach apart from the other weekview planners.
The prompt
Every week starts with a thought and a Bible verse. Not as decoration, but as the starting point for the task that follows.
The room
Six pages per week instead of two. Enough for planning and reflection – without one crowding out the other.
The structure
Weekly cockpit, Prio A and B, a look ahead at the coming weeks, half a page of daily planning. The same logic as in every weekview planner.
The rhythm
Goals, quarterly pages and the year in review are in the same book. The week never stands on its own.
Keep your life in view.
The LifeCoach A5 is a weekly planner and a coach in one – in a premium hardcover, made to match the weekview planning system.
weekview LifeCoach A5 – Life in View 2027
Thoughtful weekly planning with a weekly prompt, a matching Bible verse and tasks for personal growth. Six pages per week in an A5 hardcover.
- Weekly prompt with Bible verse and reflection task
- Six pages per week
- Weekly cockpit with Prio A and B
- Half a page of daily planning
- A5 – 21 × 15 × 2.6 cm, hardcover
All prices incl. VAT. Plus comes with a frog pocket, pen loop and index tabs; Premium adds an erasable pen and a weekdori A5 notebook.
Read. Then plan.
The order is the real trick – the prompt first, then the calendar.
„Keep your life in view – act instead of react.“
Three routes into the same week
The LifeCoach is not a planner for appointments alone.
With a faith connection
For everyone to whom the weekly Bible verse and the prompt mean something – a fixed point in an otherwise full week.
In mentoring
Coaches and mentors use the reflection tasks as a basis for conversation. Six pages per week leave room for notes from the session.
Anyone who needs room
For anyone who finds two pages per week too tight – prompt or no prompt. Half a page of daily planning is the real difference day to day.
What the planner says about itself
There are no customer reviews in the shop yet for the active equipment levels. Rather than invent any, here are three sentences from the product description.
More than a weekly planner – your coach for the year.
Every week starts with an inspiring prompt and a matching Bible verse that opens up new perspectives.
Keep your life in view – act instead of react.
Quotes from our own product description, not customer voices.
Frequently asked questions about the LifeCoach
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Act instead of react.
A weekly planner with a prompt, a Bible verse and a reflection task – six pages per week.
These worlds could be it
LifeCoach A5 2027: weekly planner with weekly impulses, a Bible verse & reflection tasks. 6 pages per week, hardcover. In Classic, Plus & Premium.