Priorities Panel
R$ 34,90 BRL
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Daily reminders of your agenda highlights: no steps, no digital noise, and in a much richer context than monthly.
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Priorities Panel
R$ 34,90 BRL
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More than a meter of timeline for daily notes, always simultaneously visible and with quarterly context. Gather and highlight important dates, goals, and deadlines from your schedule. For work, study, or personal use.
What's included
DIGITAL PRODUCT
Each quarter is a PDF file with only four pages, easy to download and print at home.
There are 12 quarters per year: quarters can start in any month of the year.
INSTANT DOWNLOAD
Immediately after payment confirmation, you will receive an email with a link to access the download area for your panels.
THREE MODELS 2026/2027
Each model has a different type of space for daily notes:
· Focus Point Model
· Trio Model
· Self-care Model
PRODUCT AFTER PRINTING
114 cm × 21 cm – each quarter
LONGER PERIODS
To create panels for 6, 9, or 12 months, attach more than one quarter to the wall at the same time.
COMMON PRINTING
Print your quarters on common A4 paper or thicker (higher grammage) paper.
UNLIMITED PRINTING
Print as many times as you like.
No cutting or folding required.
Why in your surrounding environment?
Overview
More than a meter wide allows for something impossible with digital screens: continuous and systemic vision.
Agendas and apps are essential for storing information, but in them your notes remain hidden until sought. Offline boards expose and highlight information.
Keeping strategic notes always visible in your environment makes it easier to remember, focus, and review your priorities daily. This reduces your memory effort, freeing up more mental resources for action.
“It shouldn’t surprise us that visual cues are the greatest catalyst for our behavior. A small change in what you see can lead to a big shift in what you do.”
— James Clear, Atomic Habits
A free wall space is an always-available visualization resource, with no access steps or distracting triggers. That's why it works so well for highlighting information.
Easily seeing your daily priorities contextualized between what has been done and what is to come maintains continuity between actions, reveals patterns, recalls recent choices, and helps you decide with more confidence.
More clarity, greater motivation.
Why the quarterly period?
Effective and motivating balance
A month is too short to provide context. A year is too long to maintain enthusiasm.
In a monthly view, decisions are limited to a horizon of a few weeks, a narrow period to visualize and relate what lies beyond daily demands. Without this perception, urgencies put daily life on autopilot and push your priorities to the background.
On the other hand, an annual view can be too long to sustain focus and energy throughout the months.
It's no coincidence that quarterly planning is widely used in organizations, agile methodologies, and management models.
Companies define priorities, allocate resources, and review results in three-month cycles because this interval allows them to monitor progress, observe consequences, and adjust routes in time.
On a personal level, the logic is the same.
Thinking in quarterly cycles helps transform intentions into concrete commitments, connecting larger goals to well-defined and effective daily actions.
The quarter offers more time for deliberate decisions, moving forward with room for insights and adjustments along the way.
Why outside the phone?
Less interference, more focus
Even when the intention is to plan, the digital environment tends to fragment attention.
Your phone brings everything together in one place: work, study, leisure, conveniences, messages, and notifications. By moving a planning review session away from your phone, you reduce interferences and create a dedicated space for analysis and decision-making.
In the digital environment, you have to resist other apps and stimuli on the way to the app you want to use. With a silent board on the wall, strategically anchored in your work or study environment, the most important notes are highlighted, without competition.
The board acts as a focal point for thought, always open, visible, and distraction-free. It helps preserve your mental energy and deepen reviews.
"The ability to concentrate intensely is a skill that needs to be trained and protected.”
— Cal Newport, Deep Work
Environments conducive to concentration can be built with simple strategies, such as quarterly boards.
They do not replace your personal organization and planning resources, whether digital or not. They complement them, offering an architecture of focus amidst the noise of everyday life.
How the dashboard makes the day flow
Always keep important notes visible that are scattered and hidden across planners and apps.
Plural Daily Life
Do different areas of your life compete for your attention and presence on a daily basis? Like work, studies, and family?
In the example above, Dr. Lu notes her daily work and postgraduate priorities in black.
Out-of-routine personal commitments, such as school meetings and children's competitions, are noted in blue.
This mapping provides a better understanding of the relationships between different areas, such as conflicting dates and opportunities.
It's a view that contextualizes what's most important on the agenda. And this makes it easier to plan and sequence the next steps.
Specific Project
A business venture, a specialization, a competition?
In the example below, Gui wants an easier way to view school and ENEM deadlines.
He notes in blue what is for the ENEM and in black what is for school.
A broad and integrated view of school tests and the ENEM makes it easier to plan your studies.
And it helps reduce anxiety when the sense of deadline gets lost between apps and diaries.
School
Has your school agenda become a puzzle scattered across apps, emails, and messaging groups? Has studying at home turned into a challenge, with no idea of deadlines or where to start?
Anchor a temporal map to the wall with key annotations, such as test dates and school events, priority daily actions, and study review topics.
In this example, Mari wants to improve her grades. She printed the panel for July, a month of vacation and also preparation for returning to school in August.
She uses the dashboard to map out dates and get a broad, direct overview of deadlines. This makes planning her home study much easier.
Mari writes down future actions and events in blue. When she wants to add to past days or record results, she writes in pink.
Seeing what went well, what needs improvement, and what's to come all at once broadened Mari's perspective on what to prioritize and how to study.
Includes 3 templates for notes
Always use the same one or a different one each quarter.
Who it's for
Every day, remember what matters most and gain clarity to act.
Professional with multiple projects
that seeks to relate and keep track of interactions between deadlines, decisions, results, and new opportunities. The dashboard allows you to reflect your most important insights and commitments, free from noise and in a richer context than a monthly overview.
no more putting out fires every week
Student
who wants to study better but lacks a broad and easily accessible view that connects and shows dates, deadlines, goals, ideas, and possibilities.
stop doing at the last minute what could have been done much better
Person Consolidating New Habits
that needs a boost against daily demands and distractions that discourage you or make you forget your new behaviors.
no more losing focus halfway through
Parent of a student
who wants to clearly and easily keep track of their child's school activities and schedule.
stop relying on message groups
Family with many activities
who wants to communicate and display the family's collective and individual events, making it easier to remember and relate everyone's important dates at home without relying on apps and notifications.
no more ignored notifications and forgotten shares.
Person focusing on a specific goal
such as a selective process, a new project, a postgraduate degree, a career transition, or a change of city or country.
no more inconsistency: record and focus on your plans every day
Person dealing with severe stress
who realizes that keeping the most important calendar information anchored in their surroundings, remembering how recent days have been and what is to come, reduces memory deficits and alleviates anxiety.
no more insecure or reactive decisions
Person dealing with ADHD
that requires focus on weekly windows, but you can anchor and keep weeks side-by-side always visible to broaden the context of your planning.
no more losing track of time
A person who gets lost among apps
who feels everything is fragmented, scattered, and hidden, unable to see the whole, and having to constantly strive to remember and switch between things.
no more testing apps when you need something different
Family that wants more dialogue
and you can have a focal point at home for everyone to write down and check ideas for plans like trips, celebrations, movies to watch together, special lunches and dinners.
no more good ideas that don't turn into family moments
This gave me freedom.
This is what I wanted: something like a large calendar, with space to write on each day. I needed to see beyond the current month and wasn't feeling comfortable with any other solution. Highly recommend it.
— Vera, business owner.
Off the phone, calm down.
I rate my workouts on my phone and write down my conclusions and ideas on this board. I'm loving it because it makes it so easy to look at other days to compare, and I think it's calming to be off my phone.
— Letícia, student and athlete.
Another level of ideas.
I check the agenda on my phone and copy the most important events to the dashboard. Every day, I easily review how the previous weeks and months went, which makes it much easier to decide what to do in the coming days. It's impressive how this unique backward and forward view generates a whole new level of ideas.
— Carlos, consultant.
This overall vision was missing.
I've downloaded dozens of apps to organize myself and study. But something was missing for an overall view. This board in my room saved me. It even made it easier for my mom to know more about my studies.
— Gabriel, student.
It makes a big difference to have that in the environment.
I only use this band for my post-grad studies. It's perfect for what I want, and it makes a big difference not having to use my phone. I wish I had gotten it sooner. I recommend it 100%
— Alex, entrepreneur.
The important things become a trail.
I did it without the slightest idea if it would work. I wanted something impactful outside of the digital realm when I saw this magical board. Important things become a trail. It saved my focus.
— Paola, lawyer.
Guiding colors
Inspired by the seasons, the colors are soft and form a gradient that signals the passage of time. As you replace the quarters, they discreetly change and help gauge the time ahead.
Looking Forward and Back
When reviewing your daily priorities between days lived and those to come, you maintain continuity and favor better adjustments. Your mind seeks to relate the recent past and the near future to guide each decision.
Very easy
① Print and make initial notes.
Just 4 sheets per quarter. Fast, economical printing. Start any month. Or even today.
use any paper – no trimming required
② Mount it on the wall and use it every day.
Apply tape to the edges of the first three pages. Join the four sheets by overlapping the edges.
use double-sided or regular adhesive tape
If not today, when?
Take this step.
No more time needed
Designed for agile writing, dynamic reading, and increasingly intuitive analysis.
Greater scope, more context
This dashboard shows patterns and relationships that monthly and weekly views do not capture.
No phone, focused
An always-open map of your dates, goals, deadlines, actions, and results, without the competition of digital stimuli.
Inspired by a true story
Designed through lived challenges, refined through results.
Science-based
Structured around principles of cognitive psychology and the neuroscience of attention.
Cognitive abilities
A reflective activity that benefits mental organization and focus.
Questions and ideas about the dashboard
What will I receive after purchase?
Immediately after payment confirmation, you will receive an email with a link to the download area for your collection of quarters: they can start in any month and already include 2027.
Each quarter is a 4-page PDF for printing and is available in 3 models: Focal Point, Trio, and Self-Care.
When printed and assembled, it measures approximately 114 cm wide by 21 cm high.
You can make as many panels as you like: for yourself, your family, or your team.
You can also create semi-annual and annual panels by attaching more than one quarter to the wall, one above the other.
Print your quarters at home normally, on plain or thicker paper (higher grammage). No cutting or folding is required.
What can I customize on my dashboard?
At the top of the dashboard, you can write a title or other information, such as observations and instructions, or leave this area for the end of the quarter and write conclusions.
In the Self-Care template, you can write the name of each of the eight self-care icons.
How do I print my files?
Print your files normally, as you usually do.
SETTINGS
• Scale: original file size (100% of the size, no adjustments).
• Paper: A4 (landscape orientation).
• Quality: if possible, set the best print quality.
Do prints use a lot of printer ink?
No wasted ink! This panel is designed for ink-saving, with fine lines and soft colors.
Plus, it's only four pages per quarter.
How many times can I print my files?
You can print as many times as you want. There is no limit.
Print boards for goals in any area of your life: work, study, career, graduate school, selection processes, competitive exams, shared with family or team, self-care, new habits or routines, dietary re-education, training, hobbies, and more.
Create different quarters for yourself and others.
Ideal for highlighting and tracking agenda priorities, including school.
Strategic in supporting home study for your son's or daughter's grade recovery.
Also ideal for collaborative use (more than one person), such as family projects: vacation plans, celebrations, and outings. Collaborative use is unifying, integrating, and motivating.
Does it need cutting or folding? Is it easy to assemble?
There's no need to cut or fold; simply print 4 pages and join them sequentially, horizontally. The design is modular, intended to be easy to visually combine the pages.
To adhere the pages together, regular adhesive tape is sufficient. For an even more aesthetically pleasing result, you can optionally use simple double-sided tape (for paper, without foam).
There's no need to use strong tape or large pieces of adhesive tape. The panel is very lightweight, and small pieces of tape at the edges of the sheets are enough to secure it to the wall.
Before using the adhesive tape of your choice, test its adhesion and removal on the wall.
How to mount the panel on the wall?
ADHESIVE TAPE
You don't need strong tape: each quarter is very light (only 4 A4 sheets).
The most practical way to attach your board to the wall is with regular adhesive tape. We recommend about 5 cm of tape applied horizontally to the four corners of the board. Small reinforcements can be applied at the junctions between the sheets.
You can also use double-sided tape, but regular tape is usually easier to remove.
BOARDS
Minimum recommended width: 120 cm
You can also attach your visual quarter to:
• magnetic boards
• cork boards
• frames without glass (to allow writing on the board) and with a removable back, making it easy to change the quarter.
Can I frame the canvas?
Yes. In addition to the simplest way to attach your panel to the wall, which is with adhesive tape, you can use it in a frame without glass.
If you are framing the panel, assemble it before ordering the frame: its final width is about 114 cm, but it may vary depending on how each person assembles it.
And for greater comfort when writing, we recommend a frame with a passe-partout (5 cm or more).
You can also attach your panel to a cork or magnetic board.
Can I make panels for other people?
Yes! It is made for everyone from professionals and students to collaborative use at home or in the office.
The board is versatile and can be made for any type of purpose. For example: for your student son or daughter, friends and family, for collaborative use in family or team, at home or at work.
This board is a game-changer for different purposes: supporting study strategies, career changes or shifts, organizing events and helping people with memory or organization difficulties, including people with ADHD.
I want to save all the quarters as I complete them. How do I do that?
Store your folded boards in an envelope or rolled in a mailing tube.
If you choose a mailing tube, we recommend a minimum height of 25 cm.
You can keep your boards as a record or memento. They are also ideal for professional, academic, personal, or family retrospectives. Examples: launching a new business, consolidating new habits, or educational journey.
What if I make a mistake?
Cross-outs can be delicate, like thin horizontal lines. They can also be informative.
Cross-outs often signal changes, mapping important alterations in planning or discrepancies between expectations and results.
You can even assign different meanings to cross-outs: one line for one type of alteration and two lines for another.
I've never used this type of feature. How long will it take me to get used to it?
By maintaining daily consistency, you should become accustomed to the dashboard within the first few weeks.
Adaptation is usually natural and motivating. Commit to writing something down daily and reviewing your notes before starting your day.
In less than a month, you will begin to notice patterns, ideas, and connections regarding both your goals and your routine and possibilities for action. Using the dashboard will progressively become more intuitive, meaningful, and engaging: a productive and inspiring habit.
Why is this planning solution different from conventional ones?
This panel offers a contextualizing, aesthetic, and motivating experience, free from digital distractions.
With it, you can view key notes for past, present, and future days at a glance, within a quarterly context.
Modular and progressive, it was developed based on principles of psychology, neuroscience, and information design.
Over time, you can also keep completed quarters as a reminder of achievements, learning, or simply a record of processes.
The combination of personalization, distance from digital distractions, ease of access, visual impact, clear goals, and a broad view of past and future days offers a revealing and inspiring timeline.
Your panel is the foundation for an uncomplicated and creative routine of self-knowledge and action. It strengthens new habits, promotes attention, and facilitates presence at any age or stage of life.
Much more than a planning tool, it does not replace your diary: continue using diaries, planners, and apps for details and secondary information.
The panel is for selecting, synthesizing, mapping, and integrally visualizing what matters most in your day. And in your life.
Can I print in black and white?
Yes. When printing in black and white, the colored blocks will be converted to light gray tones.
The differences are subtle, and the blocks filled with gray remain functional: in soft tones, they contrast well with the writing and consume little printer ink.
My handwriting isn't good, will it work out?
Yes! The practice of writing will develop your motor coordination. This gain will not only improve your handwriting, but your drawing in general, as well as activate and develop new areas in your brain.
How soon after payment can I download my files?
Immediately after: the download is released right after payment confirmation.
The link to the area where you can download your files will be sent to the email address you provided during purchase.
Can I sell the printed panel?
Yes, you can sell pre-printed panels. What is not allowed is reselling or sharing the digital files.
For information on affiliation or high-volume printing by print shops and publishers, please contact us.
I'd like a version for my brand. Do you do that?
Yes! We develop exclusive materials. Get in touch with us.
I would like other colors/styles. Do you make them?
Yes, we develop materials that integrate with your decor. Get in touch with us.
I'd like another language. Do you do that?
Yes. The Priority Panel is already available in English, Spanish, and French. We also develop other languages. Please contact us.
