A STERLING INK UNBOXING - How to use the N2-H Weekly 🎉📓 Plus a 2025  

Love all your thoughts and sentiments about just enjoying yourself and using the paper! It’s hard not to want that ‘perfect’ layout or use of these beautiful books 😅 I think it’s amazing your wrote a book as well - how cool!!! I love all kinds of stationery and it’s just for the fun of it!

As a lover of paper and fabrics, essentially textiles, it made me smile when you showed the fabric of your dress! I can so relate!😊. I also prefer that the weekly section in the horizontal is graph as well. I don’t hate the quotes in Hobonichi (even though many don’t translate well) but they rob me of space, especially in the weeks size.

I have the vertical in both the N1 & N2 for SI. It is extremely easy to create a horizontal layout in these! I absolutely love that I leave a small section on the top for appointments but the rest can be divided easily into horizontal boxes, or squares similar to the HP dashboard. I really like to keep a clear cover from Lauren Phelps on my SI, gives some storage place to me but I also love using a cover like Moterm or from WHP, especially for the planners that I use at work

11:58 Week numbers are useful for long term projects, goals, and interational logistics/planning. As far as I understand it, it's more of a thing in other countries, especially parts of Europe, and the week numbers can be found on their calendars. Denmark use week numbers a whole lot, and even use it for holiday weeks if I remember correctly. For the US though, I do not remember seeing any planner with a week number until I got a pdf planner for my e-ink device. As someone who plans by weeks, the week numbers are helpful in the long term goals that don't have a concrete day of that week. Take week 36, it tends to land around the first week of Sept, sometimes the last couple days of August every 5 years or so. I could say the first week of September (tend to do it for people who do not know week numbers), but for me I mark it down as a turning point from late summer to fall for my weekly future planning in the years to come (and since it lands on the same week number year after year, I do not have to explain the date range like the first full week of September or last partial week of August). Cannot really say if it can help you personally though, you may want to look up some other use cases online if you are interested, but if you have a system that works for you, no need to shake the boat. I say definitely give it a look if you primarily structure your planning around weeks instead of months or days.

Best comparison video ❤ Thank you 🥰

This was my first time finding you on RU-vid! I loved your video and yes we like to know about life too… what color did you paint the door?

Great video! Great inspiration - love your style, quotes and thoughts! ❤

The tweed really is beautiful

Anyone working on multiple levels of shipping in business, knowing the week number really helps because you have to plan for wiggle room.

I prefer the SI much better. I use the annual calendar to keep track of birthdays. The lack of quotas and the other extras in Hobonichi planners allow so much more usable space. I love to insert quotes that I happen upon and as an SLP love writing definitions and word origins - I can use the space for what I want

I gave up weeks because I didn’t like the yellow paper. Maybe I should try this one

N1 travelers notebook size, N2 Hobonichi Weeks size :) compact vs full means more notebook pages in the back but still a full year. Then you sometimes have a choice of the full year in two halves….. lol I hope I didn’t make things worse….

I've been using the B6 since the planner launched, and it's my perfect size. Initially I ordered the B6 horizontal for this year, but I do like using the vertical weeks to track what I did that day (retrospective entries), so I may switch to vertical. As for covers, I'm treating myself to a VDS cover for my birthday (in December). I also ordered a less fancy one from Etsy. This year I just have their clear cover on it, and sometimes I cut some of their vellum and layer that on. On my work planner, I stuck a sticker on it with removable glue tape and put a cover over it

Very good video!

I personally like to know the number of the week, I am a speech pathologist and work on cognitive skills, orientation. Etc with stroke, post surgical, post long hospitalization and dementia/ Alzheimer’s patients etc. just provides an overall awareness (orientation of how far you are into the year

I am working a lot with weeks Numbers in my Job as architect for forward planning deadlines on Building sites for contractors. Very Common in Germany.

N1 is TN size and N2 is Weeks size!