$45.00
The Polymath Planner is a 35-day, minimalistic mental health tool, disguised as a productivity planner, geared towards creating lasting change in your day-to-day habits and behaviors.
You might be here right now because you are tired of feeling overwhelmed, you are tired of feeling like life is happening to you, and you are in search of a tool that will help you get that edge.
Your search is over.
The Polymath Planner has been designed to vanquish internal chaos and give you that edge.
In recent years, a growing trend has emerged: escapism. With our phones so accessible, it is very easy for us to escape from reality and dive into a curated fantasy.
It sometimes gets to the point where our tools use us instead of us using our tools. How do we stop and reverse this trend? By returning to a medium, free of distraction: paper.
The Polymath Planner has been designed to vanquish internal chaos, by staying true to our Less is More approach to design.
Made and designed in Austin, Texas.
Create progress markers and targets for your goals
Set realistic goals and execute on your plan
Learn more about your positive and negative tendencies
Gain insight into your subconscious with pointed reflection prompts.
Create a routine to feed your innate creativity and purpose.
Synchronize your emotional, physical, and mental health.
Understand your habits, routine, and decision-making.
Set a clear intentions for the week to execute on.
Track your habits and optimize your schedule.
Designed for you to act in iterations. Practice makes perfect.
Shines a light on your blind spots and encourages you to face them.
Challenges you to be grateful for even the smallest things.
Pushes you to improve your mindset and grounds you in reality.
You know that anxious you get when your life is not put together? That was me in college. I felt things were falling through the cracks and with everything I had going on things were really overwhelming.
I created the Polymath Planner to solve this problem.
It has helped me...
• Reduce my stress
• Get 1% better every day
• Get clarity on my goals.
• Take time for self-care (its so important!)
Ranjit Marathay
Founder, Polymath