What is The Alignment Year?

The Alignment Year is more than a planner—it’s a yearly transformative journey for women. Created for the busy woman who’s tired of juggling a planner, calendar, journal, nutrition tracker, and endless phone notes, it brings everything into one aligned system. This isn’t just about organization or productivity—it’s about living and creating from a place of clarity, balance, and alignment.

Each Quarter, we focus on a different theme: Reclaim, Revive, Radiate, & Restore.

Four white booklets titled 'The ALIGNED YEAR' are arranged in a row on a beige surface, with scattered rose and petal decorations above them. The rose decorations are labeled 'Reclaim,' 'Devote,' 'Radiate,' and 'Restore' from left to right.

The Four Themes

  • This season is about taking back your power—your time, your energy, and your voice. You’ll strip away what no longer serves you and reconnect with your authentic self so you can step into the year from a place of strength and clarity.

  • With your foundation reclaimed, this quarter focuses on fine-tuning your habits, routines, and mindset. It’s about sharpening your focus, aligning your actions with your values, and elevating your daily rhythms so they serve the life you’re creating

  • This season is about embodying confidence, nurturing your inner glow, and allowing your light to impact those around you. You’ll step into visibility, celebration, and expansion—living fully aligned and unapologetically.

  • The final quarter invites you to slow down, nourish, and replenish. It’s a season of restoration—softening into balance, honoring rest as power, and integrating all you’ve built this year so you step forward renewed and whole.

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Your Five Quarterly Commitments

This planner is designed to help you reset, refocus, and build the version of yourself you’ve been aiming for — mentally, physically, and emotionally. It’s equal parts structure and reflection, with a strong emphasis on personal accountability, energy management, and daily wellness habits. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s progress with intention.

Before you begin the year, you will pick one practice or program for the year for each category. You will recommit and adjust each quarter as you evolve.

  • A daily or weekly ritual to reconnect with your inner self.
    → Examples: meditation, prayer, journaling, breathwork

  • Move your body with consistency and purpose.
    → Examples: strength 5x/week, daily walks, yoga, Pilates, running

  • Fuel your body in a way that supports energy, healing, and clarity.
    → Examples: intuitive eating, tracking macros, 3 balanced meals/day, less sugar, more protein

  • Set a clear money goal to build discipline, peace, or growth.
    → Examples: save $1,000, pay down debt, track spending daily, no impulse buys, invest monthly

  • One non-negotiable thing you’ l do just for you.
    → Examples: solo date, hair appointment, unplug day, luxurious shower routine, massage

An open notebook with blank white pages on a white surface, with centered text on the right page reading 'The Aligned Year' and smaller text below reading 'Quarter One Reclaim 2026'.
Open notebook lying on white wooden surface, with blank pages and small spaces for writing name, email, phone number, and date.
Open notebook with handwritten notes on a white background, featuring text and headings related to a theme of reclaim, awareness, boundaries, and embodiment.
An open planner with sections titled 'How to Use This Planner' and 'Focus Practices'. It contains guidelines for slow, intentional goal setting and weekly reflection prompts, with sub-sections for commitment, focus, and reflection strategies.
Open notebook with the word RECLAIM and the phrase QUARTER ONE COMMITMENTS on a white background.
Open journal with sections on spiritual and physical commitments, containing prompts and spaces to fill out personal commitments, reasons, and support strategies.
Open journal with sections titled Nutrition Commitment and Financial Commitment, including prompts for goals, feelings, habits, and tracking details, with some black self-check prompts at the bottom of each page.
An open journal with a page titled 'Self-Love Commitment', containing prompts and sections for writing about personal wellness, commitments, and obstacles, on a white surface.
Open notebook with blank pages, titled 'January' with a small gold star graphic and 'Mini Theme Awareness' text on the right page.
Open journal displaying a January calendar on the right page and journal prompts on the left page, titled 'January Alignment'.
Open notebook with a page titled 'Key Dates' featuring sections for 'Date/Task', 'Appointments', and 'Notes'. There is a quote at the bottom left that reads, 'Reclaiming your power begins the moment you stop seeking permission to exist fully.' — Unkn

Note From Author

A woman with long dark hair smiling outdoors, holding a white book with gold stars and the title 'The Aligned Year' in front of greenery and pink flowers.

You’re probably here because you’re tired of juggling planners, routines, and systems that still leave you feeling behind. I get it. I spent years excelling at work but quietly falling short in other areas—my health, relationships, even keeping small promises to myself.

I tried all the fixes: therapy, coaching, self-help, podcasts. Some were too rigid, others too vague. Nothing really stuck until I learned to create balance—structure that supported me without draining me, and space to reset without losing momentum.

That’s what The Alignment Year is about. It’s not just a planner or a journal—it’s a framework that blends structure, reflection, and energy work in a way that feels doable, not overwhelming. Ten minutes a day, a little time on the weekend—that’s it.

Over the year, we’ll move through four themes: Reclaim, Refine, Radiate, and Restore. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s steady alignment. If you’re ready to carve out some space for yourself and see things shift, this is for you.