Vol. I · Review IssueTwelve Months, One SheetPrice US$21
Your Whole Year, Reviewed and Mapped on a Single Page
A printable kit that helps you look back month by month, see the year at a glance and plan the next one with a clear head.
Personal Review Kit · 12 Monthly Sheets · Year Map · Next-Year Worksheet
The Lead Story
Every December the same question arrives: where did the year go? The months blur, the good parts fade and the lessons quietly slip away before they can shape what comes next.
One Page Year is a calm, structured way to answer that question. You work through twelve short monthly reflection sheets, then condense what you found onto a single printed map of the year. With the whole picture on one page, setting direction for the next year becomes a much simpler conversation with yourself.
No apps, no accounts. Print it, sit down with a pen and give your year the review it deserves.
One-time US$21 · digital download · no subscription
Editorial
The Year That Blurred Together
You know the feeling. Someone asks what you did this year and your mind goes blank. You remember the last few weeks and one or two big moments; the rest is fog.
You may have tried a year-end list before and stopped at item four. Or you set goals in January without ever looking at what the past year actually taught you. It isn’t a lack of effort. It is a lack of structure, and that is what this kit supplies.
What’s Inside
The Contents, in Detail
Twelve Monthly Sheets
One page per month with prompts for events, people, wins, hard moments and one sentence that sums it up.
The One-Page Year Map
A broadsheet-style layout with twelve boxes, a headline for the year and space for its biggest themes.
Next-Year Worksheet
Turn what you learned into three to five intentions, with first steps and quarterly check-ins.
Gather your clues. Open your calendar, photos and messages; the kit lists where memories usually hide.
Fill one sheet per month. Ten minutes each. Short answers are enough.
Draw the map. Copy the highlights onto the one-page year and give your year a headline.
Write next year’s front page. Use the worksheet to choose a few intentions and the first step for each.