Moleskine® Hard Cover Ruled XL Professional Project Planner

About this Moleskine(R) Hard Cover Ruled XL Professional Project Planner:

• The Pro Project Planner is an undated diary/planner that allows you to set the pace and reach your goals throughout the year
• Although the dates are left blank, it is structured in such a way as to invite you to set long-term goals, identify motivation and document key milestones.
• There are yearly, 4-monthly, monthly and weekly sections for you to personalize and map your time, as well as a project progress section for structured notes and effective brainstorming.
• The Pro Project Planner has 3 sections, each one dedicated to a specific purpose.
• 1.) INSPIRATION: The intro pages invite you to work out your objectives for the year and take note of the people and places who inspire you day-to-day. This section grows as you gradually add key moments and accomplishments.
• 2.) PLANNING: Plan your activities with undated yearly, 4-monthly, monthly and weekly spreads. Map out a 12-month overview and 4-month plans, before breaking your tasks down into more detailed monthly and weekly sections.
• 3.) LOGGING: Plan and track each stage of individual projects on the project progress pages. The notes pages are structured to help you focus your thoughts, while the brainstorming section helps guide the way you expand and explore ideas.
• Bound hard cover with rounded corners, 3 ribbon bookmarks and elastic strap closure
• 180° lie-flat opening
• Ruled format
• Ivory colored 70 g/m2 acid-free paper
• Expandable inner pocket
• 288 pages (144 sheets)
• Notebooks come packaged with a Moleskine branded paper band and are individually shrink wrapped

The iconic Moleskine brand supports it’s own nonprofit, the Moleskine Foundation. This organization has different initiatives that support creativity in youth and communities in order to enact social change. Their motto is “creativity for social change” and they are set on inspiring creative thinkers to help solve social issues. Their four main initiatives include WikiAfrica (focuses on expanding the information about Africa-related topics on Wikipedia), AtWork (a creative workshop for young people ages 18-27), Folios (a publication to help explore the different avenues of creativity for social change), and Creativity Pioneers Podcast.