The Anti-Planner: How to Get Sh*t Done When You Don’t Feel Like It

USD $58.00
(231 customer reviews)

Do you know what you need to do, but struggle to get yourself to do it? Get bored easily? Abandon every planner you’ve ever tried? Beat yourself up a lot? Yeah. Me too. The Anti-Planner is an activity book specifically designed to help procrastinators:

  • Try unique, entertaining ways of completing tasks
  • Untangle emotions that make it hard to get sh*t done
  • Smash through productivity roadblocks
  • 300+ full-color pages (with over 100 activities)
Prefer a swearing-free version? 🧼 Here ya go! Or check out the mini digital bundle of 30 PDFs 🙂

Description

The Anti-Planner is not a planner; there are no dated pages or calendars! Think of it as a productivity recipe book—a survival guide of 165+ strategies for when you’re struggling to get shit done.

It’s been called “a life-changing masterpiece,” “a secret weapon for getting hard adulty stuff done,” and “the Bible for procrastinators.” Check out the reviews to see what others are saying!

231 reviews for The Anti-Planner: How to Get Sh*t Done When You Don’t Feel Like It

  1. Gaby Logan Schleining (verified owner)

    This is such an enormously helpful book! I feel like this book read my mind on all the reasons why I don’t get things done. Easily the best purchase I’ve made in a long time. I will use this for the rest of my life!

  2. Pamela Eaton

    Fun pictures, fun activities to do that can help you get things done. Multiple ways to do things so if one method doesn’t work you can scrap it and try and different one. Everyone is different so there’s something for everyone. No square pegs and square holes only here. Every exersize does something different. Some I had heard of before. Most I had never imagined. Very well put together. Good paper and good solid construction too!

  3. Charlene Rose

    Received this as a gift and have absolutely loved it. The worksheets are extremely helpful and engaging, which is very hard to find. The book is a perfect demonstration of how to create for the ADHD brain. From the color pallet to the footnotes, everything is tailor made to make my brain a little more streamlined.

    The author clearly knows her audience, as evidenced by the absolute spot on accusations she makes of the reader (like the anxiety of messing up a page and the unwillingness I feel about tearing something out or writing directly in the book). While I have a moment of feeling absolutely called out, it’s immediately replaced by feeling seen and understood.

    This is a must have for the ADHDer in your life.

  4. Julia (verified owner)

    I got my Anti-Planner yesterday and love it already! It’s helped me work through some roadblocks I’ve had about getting back into a healthy routine. My parents are also looking to purchase their own now that they’ve seen mine!

  5. Leanne M

    This is a lifesaver! I love it so much that I ordered another one for my mom, who struggles with many of the same things I do. I love how it’s divided up by feeling, and the casual irreverence of the language makes it feel less intimidating to use. Now if only I could actually remember to pull it out of my work bag more often…

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Looking for a version without the swearing?

No boring, repetitive spreads. No calendars or dates. No stupid, cliché advice. No guilt. No empty pages.

No way to fail, even if you tried.

The Anti-Planner teaches you how to:


  • Light a fire under your own butt
  • Make boring tasks suck less
  • Use inconsistency to your advantage
  • Avoid overwhelm + burnout
  • Give perfectionism the middle finger
  • Make decisions faster
  • Set goals you’ll actually stick to
  • Stop getting distracted by screens
  • Function when sh*t hits the fan
  • Say no to people + ask for help
  • Re-ignite lost motivation
  • Stop beating yourself up

Exercises include:


Activities

Challenges, worksheets, step-by-step techniques

Strategies

How-to guides, tips, actionable advice from pros

Games

Dice, cards, paper football, unique takes on classics

Comics

Illustrations and infographics to help explain how our brains work

Prompts

Fill-in-the-blanks, personal pump-ups, journaling, and self-exploration exercises

Resources

Helpful apps, websites, books, podcasts, quotes, and much more!

Learn to deal with all the feelz:


Stuck

  • Having difficulty starting
  • Indecisive
  • Perfectionistic
  • Distracted

Overwhelmed

  • Intimidated
  • Over-committed
  • Panicking
  • Burnt-out

Unmotivated

  • Lacking accountability
  • Waiting to “feel” like it
  • Disinterested
  • Uninspired

Disorganized

  • Messy
  • Having difficulty prioritizing

Discouraged

  • Hopeless
  • Insecure

(+ Extras)

  • Bonus pages
  • Duplicate copies

In-depth reviews:


Jesse J. Anderson

How to ADHD

Avory Faucett

Catieosaurus

Additional details:


  • 7.25 in x 9.5 in
  • Vegan leather hardcover with gold foil stamping and rounded edges (classy AF)
  • 300+ full-color pages (with over 100 activities)
  • Colored section tabs for easy navigation
  • Wire-o spiral binding (because let’s be honest, trying to hold a softcover book open and write on the pages is super-annoying)
  • Elastic cover band attached
  • Pen loop
  • Belly band
  • Shrink-wrapped

You may feel like you’ve tried it all. But I promise… you’ve never tried anything quite like this.