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Designing A Planner For The Midori Traveler's Notebook (Mtn)


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Hi Folks,

As a lover of the MTN, I'm in the process of designing a planner for the system. I will later run a campaign in Kickstarter to fund the cost of publishing it.


I'm writing this post to ask for support of experienced and heavy users of either planners or MTN system. If you like to have fun while designing the best planner for the MTN system, send me a PM.


Many thanks in advance.


Best regards,

AM

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Good luck with the project, and please let us know when the Kickstarter goes live!

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Good luck with the project, and please let us know when the Kickstarter goes live!

Thank you very much for the good wishes :)

Be sure that I'll let you know once I start the Kickstarter campaign.

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wishing you luck also. The problem with creating planner inserts for the MTN is deciding what format you think will sell best and make your venture a success. My preference is for a two-page per day system. That would require one insert per month. ONe-page per day and multi-day formats don't have enough room for my note taking and event tracking needs.

You also must decide what kind of bonus information you would include, elements that might differentiate your system from others: holidays, moon phases, planet visibility, sunrise/set, cute or pithy quotes, miniature calendars, forward planning tools, address/phone sheets, blanks, &c.

There are many free or inexpensive downloadable templates for both notebook formats that you would also be competing with.

I ride a recumbent, I play go, I use Macintosh so of course I use a fountain pen.

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