Welcome - Mildly Mindful

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What Is Mildly Mindful?

Mildly Mindful is a cozy corner of the internet for planners with open tabs, big ideas, and maybe a few notebooks we really didn't need.

This space was created for folks who want to get things done without burning out, force-fitting into productivity hacks that don’t actually work for how their brain operates.

Here, you’ll find:

ADHD-friendly planning strategies (because we have ADHD)
Gentle goal-setting (no hustle-guilt here)
Digital tools and analog joy
Freebies, scribbles, and a little chaos
Planners and inserts made with intention
A Community you can participate in when you want

Whether you’re rebuilding your routines (again), switching between five planning systems, or just trying to keep your coffee warm; there’s a space for you here.

You don’t have to be perfectly organized. You just have to be mildly mindful.

A goal without a plan is . . . not getting done.

Ask me how I know. Shoutout to all my half-started to-do lists.

Why the Brand change?

Previously, we were Hello Shouho—a name that lives on fondly (and maybe still on Etsy, because I’m not redoing all those product images). This change is a refresh—literally. Mildly Mindful feels more aligned with what we do and who we’re here for.

It’s not a made-up word, it’s a clear reflection of why I’m posting: to share content that supports gentle planning, ADHD brains, and progress without the pressure.

Latest Blog Posts

Latest insights from the Chaos.

The Planner

With the digital version of the undated Mindful Minimalist Planner - you get all the PDFs and Canva links to all the things. Plus additional access if new things are added.

Paper is sized to HP Classic or 7 x 9.25 inches but can be adjusted in Canva automatically to fit any size. You can also reach out for sizing help.

The undated planner embodies a neutral aesthetic that seamlessly blends into any style.

Includes blank yearly overview pages - cover with date stickers or fill them out at your leisure. Start anytime, and work your way through the year. Monthly overviews are neutral and ready to record your own goals - with no holidays.

Includes access to all the collection inserts:

Lifestyle
Health
Money
Goals
Spiritual
Agenda

$27 Get the Planner for Life

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Notebooks, Digital Tools and More

Planning tools created with gentle focus in mind.

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Questions + Answers

Here are some frequently asked questions - you can find some planner specific ones on my Etsy landing page (ones about paper, shipping, etc). If you have one that isn’t here feel free to reach out below with the contact form below.

What do you do? What are you all about?

Howdy

I make planners D: and other organization things.

Once upon a time, my partner told me, ‘why don’t you just do it yourself’ and so I did. I am a marketing professional who was customizing my planners when my partner just told me I should make my own. A light bulb went off and now I make my own planners and inserts. I include other productivity tech in my planning ecosystem; such as Notion, Google docs and more - I love trying out new methods - to help keep me on track. I have ADHD so staying organized is at the top of the list to keeping going.

I am here, in a new branding label to try to take my planners a bit more serious. I know my planners can help people stay organized. I need to be better about pushing them out, so I rebranded this year with the goal of making it a priority. The rebranding was a summer ADHD idea.

How do you make planners?

I make my planners in Canva and sometimes Photoshop. I like Canva because it allows me to share designs quickly - but I make and design some things by hand in Photoshop. I try to upload those still, and provide things that are easy access.

Canva is not perfect, I recently tried their free plan for a friend and it was tragically more difficult than it use to be. I try to provide files in PDFs and Images as well, to make access easier. If you ever need something adjusted and can’t access it yourself, please just reach out.

How do you make things that are not planners?

I made crafty things with the Silhouette cutting machine and Photoshop a lot of the time. I have also been trying out a free alternate to Photoshop - Krita that I can say I recommend.

For illustration, I use Procreate on my Ipad. Also recommend.

I create my own Notion and Google Doc. files and offer them as templates. You can follow some tutorials on the blog section, or download the templates for a low price.

How did you build this website?

This site is hosted by Host Gator, which I can recommend. Please use my affiliate link if you are checking them out, it helps run the site by providing me money back.

Same with Beaver Builder - my site builder. It works similar to a drag and drop editor. You can drag elements around and edit them, adjust and animate them right in the window. I highly recommend them as well. Their forums and customer service are great as well. It is a more expensive builder, as a note, if use it on more than one site it can easily even out. If you use my link above, I get credit, so thank you!

I create images in Canva or Photoshop, same with freebies. I use CoverKit (not just Kit) for my newsletter - which connects right into my site to add you to the library list.

I use Notion for a lot of my organization. And Beacons for my Instagram link in bio. I went with them so I could lean on their shop interface while I try to rework the site. We use Discord for the community chat and co-working sessions.

If you feel I missed something, please let me know.

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Howdy! I like to make things

Hi! I run this. I love to create things and I share a ton of them for free on here. I also sell planners and stickers on Etsy, as well as artwork.

I'm sharing tips on how I stay on track to achieve my goals. I've spent the last years working in marketing and creating my own tools, systems, and strategies to get all the things done - all while apparently having diagnosed ADHD. I've worked mostly with small businesses and love helping build something.

Hope you find something useful on here.