Administering days leads into the small stuff
Don't administer days. → Shape weeks.
Anyone who plans by the day is constantly rearranging as soon as something comes up. The week, on the other hand, is robust: Tasks belong to the week, not to the day. Whether a goal is finished on Monday or Tuesday is not decisive – what matters is that it is in the week.
The week – 6 + 1
A week is six steps and one day of rest. You shape it as a whole: the weekly outlook at the top, the tasks by priority A/B/C on the left, the appointments on the right. Sunday is part of it – as rest and (after the reflection on Saturday) as preparation for the coming week.
52 chances instead of 365 obligations
The week gives You a clear rhythm: 52 times a year You plan and review. That is more motivating than 365 days to work through – and it learns faster than a single New Year's resolution.
The week is the engine
It is big enough for orientation and small enough for implementation – the central unit for planning and reviewing.
With the weekview weekly planner
One double page per week: outlook, tasks, appointments, reflection.