Hi, I'm Sean 👋 and this is my pup, Mac 🐶

I live in the Bay Area, work in tech (shocking, I know), and have what some might call an unhealthy obsession with productivity tools. My friends joke that I've tried every planning method, app, and system known to humanity—and they're probably right.

But here's what I've learned after years of experimenting: the perfect tool doesn't exist for everyone, and that's okay.

What works for me might not work for you. Your brain might light up for bullet journaling while mine craves structured weekly blocks. You might thrive on digital apps while I need the tactile satisfaction of pen on paper. We're all beautifully different, and our planning systems should reflect that.

So why did I create Your Sunday Planner if I know it won't be everyone's answer? Because I believe inspiration matters more than perfection.

The Visual Gap

I noticed something frustrating about most planners on the market: they're boring. Page after page of blank lines and uninspiring layouts. They treat planning like a chore instead of a moment of possibility. Where's the beauty? Where's the inspiration that makes you actually want to open your planner each Sunday?

That's where the photography comes in. I've curated stunning images from talented photographers on Unsplash.com—all license-free, all breathtaking—to accompany your weekly planning pages. Whether it's the fog rolling over the Golden Gate Bridge, the glittering Chicago skyline, or the urban energy of New York City, these visuals transform planning from a task into an experience.

My Hope for You

I'm not here to claim this is the ultimate productivity solution that will revolutionize your life overnight. That would be dishonest, and you deserve better than empty promises.

What I do hope is that Your Sunday Planner sparks something in you. Maybe it becomes your go-to system for managing weekly chaos. Maybe it inspires you to create your own planning method that fits you even better. Maybe it just reminds you, every Sunday, that your goals matter and your weeks are worth organizing intentionally.

Dreams don't happen overnight—they happen gradually, week by week, through small consistent actions. If this planner helps you take those actions while enjoying beautiful photography along the way, then I've done my job.

And if it's not quite right for you? That's okay too. Take what inspires you and build your own system. I'm just happy you're here, thinking about how to live more intentionally.

Here's to planning your best weeks, one Sunday at a time.

— Sean

P.S. If you've found a productivity method that works for you, I genuinely want to hear about it. I'm always learning, always experimenting, and forever fascinated by how different people organize their lives.