Nothing, Lucilius, is ours, except time. Seneca wrote those words two thousand years ago, and they have never been more true. We plan in years and lose our lives in weeks. This calendar makes the weeks visible.
See your life on one page
Every week of a ninety year life appears as a single square: 4,680 of them. Fill in the ones you have already lived. What remains stops being abstract. It becomes a number you can count, and a reason to stop postponing.
Inside the calendar
- The arithmetic of a life: your weeks lived, your weeks remaining and the one thing you will stop postponing.
- Your life in weeks: ninety years on a single page, week by week.
- Nine decade pages: larger squares for each decade, with space to name what it was for and what the next one will be.
- The year in weeks: one word for every week, so the true shape of your year appears. Two full years included.
- Four meditations on time: if this were my last year, what I keep postponing, what I would regret and the weeks that remain.
- A letter to the one who remains: written today, opened in ten years.
A line of Stoic wisdom on every page
Twenty five quotes on time and mortality from Marcus Aurelius and Seneca, taken word for word from public domain translations and cited by book and section.
Formats
Digital edition: a hyperlinked PDF with tabs for your life, decades, years, meditations and notes on every page. Delivered instantly after checkout.
Printed edition: coming soon.
Works with
GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf and Xodo on iPad, Apple Books, Adobe Acrobat and any PDF reader. Print at home on US Letter or A4.
Good to know
- Undated and made to last a lifetime. Use it once a week.
- US Letter, portrait, 26 pages.
- For personal use. Please do not share or resell the file.
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