The Black Girl Magic 2022 2023 Planner

Black Girl Magic 2022-2023 Weekly Planner 🌟Product Details : 🌟Printed on high quality 🌟120 pages 🌟8.5 x 11 Size 🌟monthly and weekly overviews 🌟One week per page 🌟black & white interior

Visualize then start your unique Journey toward reaching your dream life as well as your future self after two years with the "2022-2023" planner. The Planner include: - 90 pages./ Personal information. - Contact information./Personal Information. - Calender. - Yearly Planner. - Websites informations and passwords. -Contacts Information. - Pages of Notes in The end For extra space. Happy New Year ^^ !!

This Planner has everything that a busy and beautiful black woman needs to keep you sane and organized in the crazy world that we live in now. 2022-2023 Minimalist Planner is finally here! This beautiful planner is printed on high-quality interior stock with a great simple cover. This Planner contains a lot of pretty designs, an overview of the months, and notes sections. Pages:120 Size: 8.5 x 11

This Planner has everything that a busy and beautiful black woman needs to keep you sane and organized in the crazy world that we live in now. This planner will help you manage your time effectively for improved productivity, schedule your appointments and daily activities, plan set goals, events, and get things done. Everyone need to have the best planner since the first of the year. Give it to yourself, friends, family and co-worker and have a great year together! PLANNER INCLUDES: * Calendar period: January 2022 - December 2023 (24 Months Calendar Spreads) * Personal Info Page * Contact Pages * Yearly At a Glance * Yearly Calendars * Goals and Notes pages

This Classic 2022-2023 Weekly, Monthly and yearly Planner for a black Queens will help you schedule all your appointments, daily activities, plan events, set goals, and keep things organized for the next Two Years! Click on the look inside feature (website user) to ensure you are happy with the layout. Book Features: 24 months calendar from January 2022 to December 2023. Yearly overview pages for 2022 and 2023. Contact log - store all important contacts in one easy to manage place Password log - Keep track of your website, user and passwords in place. Monthly Spreads - each month is a 2-page spread Pages for Résolutions of the year Pages for the years review and more 173 pages in total including extra lined pages for additional notes, as well some bullet journal style to set your goals and gratitude Measures 8.5" x 11" large size, printed on premium quality white paper. Elegant soft matte finish cover. Perfect bound, light weight & easy to carry around. Made in the USA. Would make a perfect gift for Christmas and New Year. Get Your Copy Today & Start Planning!

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