get sh*t done when you don't feel like it.
Do you know what you need to do, but can’t get yourself to do it? Get bored easily? Abandon every planner you've ever tried? Beat yourself up a lot? Yeah, me too.
The Anti-Planner is an activity book designed to help procrastinators:
✅ Try new, fun ways of completing tasks
😰 Untangle avoidance-causing emotions
💥 Smash through productivity roadblocks
4.9 / 5 from thousands of procrastinators
designed for the consistently inconsistent.
You're not broken, lazy, or defective. You've just been using productivity tools that weren't designed with you in mind.
A PLANNER
- Daily / weekly use expected.
- Meant to help plan/prioritize your day.
- Repetitive, predictable spreads.
- Provides one (1) umbrella solution to get things done.
- Assumes that if you write it down, you'll do it.
- Stoic, emotionless pages with no personality.
- Requires yearly purchase after Dec. 31.
- Designed for internally-motivated people who have their sh*t together
THE ANTI-PLANNER
- Use it only when you need it—ignore it when you don't.
- Designed to help you stop procrastinating.
- 328 pages of unique designs (no pages the same).
- 165+ productivity activities, strategies, and games.
- Guides you through what to do when you're stuck.
- Funny, relatable older sister energy.
- One-time purchase—useful forever!
- Designed for... the rest of us.
How are you feeling?
The Anti-Planner is organized by internal emotional roadblocks:
Stuck
Difficulty starting, indecisive, perfectionist, distracted.
Overwhelmed
Intimidated, over-committed, panicked, burnt-out.
Unmotivated
Waiting to "feel" like it, lacking accountability, disinterested.
Disorganized
Messy, time-blind, routineless, can't prioritize.
Discouraged
Hopeless, insecure, resentful, flooded.
5 steps. That's it.
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Notice you're procrastinating
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Flip to whatever tab you're feeling (Stuck, Overwhelmed, etc.)
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Skim through that section until you find an activity to try
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Actually do the thing
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Feel like a goddamn rockstar
Why everything else hasn't worked.
You've tried it all. Here's why nothing stuck—and how The Anti-Planner is different.
| What we try | Why we quit | How the Anti-Planner is different |
|---|---|---|
| ADHD Planners | Daily use required | Open it when you need it. Close it when you don't. Zero daily requirement. |
| Self-help books | Too long, takes forever to get to the point | Short, visual activities you finish in 5 minutes — no reading required. |
| Online courses | Big time commitment | Pick one activity. Do it now. Close the book. That's literally it. |
| Productivity Workbooks | Only useful if you write in them | Works even if you just read it. Write in it if you feel like it. |
| Coaching | Expensive, ongoing | One-time cost. Works every time your brain gets stuck again. |
The productivity self-help cycle.
Sound familiar? Most ADHD brains have run this loop a dozen times.
- Step 1 Desperately want to get sh*t done
- Step 2 Spend $ on a solution
- Step 3 Inevitably quit
- Step 4 Get angry at yourself
- Step 5 Struggle in silence
- Step 6 Repeat
We leaned into step 3 (inconsistency) instead of fighting it?
I built The Anti-Planner for the brain I actually have.
Hi! I'm Dani. I'm an award-winning ADHD comic artist and viral internet meme queen.
I'd tried every productivity tool on the planet, and got reaaaal tired of feeling like a failure for never sticking to anything.
So I designed The Anti-Planner as a procrastination fire extinguisher—a tool to be to stop avoidance and built momentum, but then you could put away and forget about until you needed it again.
This activity book (not a planner) is full of comics, games, and weird-enough-to-work strategies that have helped me so much over the years. I wrote them down, hoping they'd help at least one person.
100,000+ copies later, here we are.
I'm excited for you to check it out. And if not, hey—thanks for taking the time to read all this. I know you're busy.
Stay awesome,
Really?
You’re seriously reading the footer?! Man. I didn’t know anyone actually looked down here. Well, this is awkward. Maybe I should’ve thought this through better. Whatever, too late now. Thanks for sharing this little moment with me. You’re awesome.