You Are Here (For Now): A Guide to Finding Your Way

Adam J. Kurtz

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NEW: Unsolicited Advice 2019 is now available on Amazon. The 2018 edition is out of print. Thanks! Unsolicited Advice is a pocket-size dated agenda that gives you space to plan your life with encouragement, tiny handwritten advice, and jokes (that literally nobody asked for).

Unsolicited Advice 2018: Weekly Planner

Self-Help

Journal Writing

ADAMJK

The extremely pink OK Tarot deck features simple illustrations of the major and minor arcana by artist Adam J. Kurtz, leaving individual interpretation up to you (with the help of an included booklet). Solid pink cards with plain pink backs look great in your space and bring a little extra fun to your readings. Each sturdy lidded deck box holds 78 standard "tarot sized" tall cards and a 48-page introduction booklet with interpretation guide for each card. Printed in a pleasant, calming pink color (1905C for the design nerds out there) the deck looks great in your space whether you're an every day kind of reader or just want to keep these nearby for when inspiration strikes. Self-published by the artist, the OK Tarot deck has been featured in publications including Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Refinery29, SELF, HOW, and others. It has been sold at retailers like Urban Outfitters, Madewell, and dozens of independent boutiques. Your Amazon purchase directly supports the artist, selling under his "ADAMJK" brand name.

OK Tarot: The Simple Deck for Everyone

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Figure out what you're doing (probably) with this offbeat, optimistic planner by 1 Page at a Time author Adam J. Kurtz. Somewhat imperfect and very human, the Unsolicited Advice planner is a tool for organization now, and reflection later as you fill it with plans, thoughts, goals, and feelings. We're doing this together. This Jan - Dec 2020 dated weekly planner has all the normal stuff, and then a lot of... less normal stuff like tiny nagging (''encouragement'') and silly holidays and introspective (and occasionally goofy) activities. Monthly check-ins and goal setting, weekly personal space, and lots of calendar formats give you all the structure you need to do your thing. The rest up to you to fill with your own plans, thoughts, goals, and feelings. Unsolicited Advice is a tool for organization now, and reflection and gratitude later. Even if you're miss a couple days you can come back and write short recaps of what did happen, making this both a planner and a journal, and eventually a time capsule. Wow paper sure is amazing! Returning to coil-binding for 2020, this ninth edition of my popular planner levels it all up. A new sturdy cover, elastic band closure/bookmark, bigger coils, better paper, and a new trim size (approximately 5.75" x 7.75"). This year, bonus sheets of stickers are bound right in, so they're always handy for birthdays, good days, and the occasional "today is cancelled sorry." The design incorporates handwriting for a personal touch that softens blunt reminders ("you do need to rest") but doesn't get in your way with too much nonsense. Activity pages are printed front/back so you can always tear them out if they get in your way. Life is hard sometimes but it's better when we do it together. I'll see you there! Details: <ul>
<li>5.75 x 7.75 inch trim size</li>
<li>224 B&amp;W interior pages on 100gsm paper</li>
<li>4 full-color sticker pages (w/ DIY month tabs!!!)</li>
<li>Coil bound, rounded corners, plastic cover, elastic closure</li>
<li>Dated weekly spreads, monthly grids, yearly overview</li>
<li>Activities, reminders, goals and tasks and more!</li>
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Unsolicited Advice 2020 Weekly Planner

Health, Fitness & Dieting

ADAMJK Press

Figure out what you’re doing (probably) with this offbeat, optimistic planner. 
Somewhat imperfect and very human, Unsolicited Advice is a tool for organization now and reflection later as you fill it with your plans, thoughts, goals, and feelings. 
This Jan – Dec dated weekly planner has all the normal stuff, and then a lot of... less normal stuff like tiny nagging (''encouragement''), existential prompts, and some possibly-fake holidays so there's always something to look forward to. 
Monthly overview calendars, check-ins, goal setting, personal space, and activities provide just enough structure as you do your thing. Unsolicited Advice is more about personal growth than managing every second, so if you miss a couple days, you can jump back in with short recaps to create a personal record of your life (#microjournaling). 
At a loss for words? Ten sheets of stickers make it even easier to express yourself, with a mix of illustrations and phrases for good days, bad days, and all the days in between. Life is hard sometimes but it's better when we do it together! More Details: 5.75 x 7.75 inch trim size 228 B&W interior pages 100gsm writing paper 10 full-color sticker pages w/ DIY month tabs Large spiral bound lays flat Rounded corners Clear outer cover prevents damage Elastic closure/bookmark Self-published by the artist (that's me!)

Unsolicited Advice 2021 Weekly Planner & Journal with Stickers

Get it all done with this realistic, hopeful, and refreshingly human weekly planner!\nNo toxic positivity. No handwriting anxiety over “perfect” pages. We’re all just trying our best here! Look ahead, set goals, make space, and keep track of all the good, bad, and “uhh????? wait ok fine” that you’ll experience in the new year.\n• Dated agenda for January to December 2022 
• Weekly spreads, monthly grids, and overviews 
• Check-ins, reminders, and introspective activities 
• Tiny distractions and nagging encouragement 
• Two bonus sticker sheets including DIY month tabs 
• 7.75 inches x 5.5 inches\nThis Jan–Dec dated planner has all the normal stuff, and then a lot of… less normal stuff. I've filled it with tiny reminders, prompts, and silly holidays so there's always something to look forward to. Weekly spreads, monthly calendar grids, check-ins, goals, personal space, and writing prompts provide just enough structure as you do your thing.\nUnsolicited Advice is more about personal growth than productivity. Plan ahead or reflect at the end of each day to create a personal record of your life, a few lines at a time. Two sheets of high quality color stickers make it even easier to express yourself on good, bad, or just plain "wtf did i even do today???" days.

Unsolicited Advice 2022 Planner & Journal

Mental Health

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Pick Me Up-PROP-Five Below

Creativity

Created by Adam J. Kurtz, graphic designer, artist and author of the international bestseller 1 Page at a Time, this agenda is whatever you want to make of it. It’s undated so start any time. Start now! Just fill in dates as you go and don’t stress out if you miss a week here and there. Track the good stuff, scribble out the bad, count your blessings or vent a little—it’s just paper and there’s plenty of it, so take as much space as you need. Weekly spreads, monthly pages and tiny reminders will keep you focused on your goals… maybe?? If not, the elastic closure, inside pocket and six sticker pages in the back should do the trick. Life can be a lot sometimes. Plan ahead so you have things to look forward to and don’t worry about the past because that was then and this is now.

Adam J. Kurtz Then and Now Undated 12-Month Agenda with Stickers

Abrams Noterie

Track plans, jot down reminders, scribble confessions, and anything else that comes to mind with this set of pocket-sized notebooks created by Adam J. Kurtz, graphic designer, artist and author of the international bestseller 1 Page at a Time. Each of the four notebooks has a bright, textured cover and a different interior (one is lined, one has graph paper, one has a dot grid, and the other is completely blank).

Adam J. Kurtz Notebooks (Set of 4)

How do you feel today? Rainbows, moods, holidays, food, fake stamps, too-real reminders, and one very happy purple dog??? From artist Adam J. Kurtz, author of the 1 Page at a Time creative journal, comes a huge mix of stickers designed for real life, with doubles of everything so you can use your favorites without worrying about it. Whether you journal, plan, or just really love stickers, inside you’ll find the perfect expression of who—and how—you are. 
STICKER LOVERS I SEE YOU: Over 1,000 die-cut stickers (closer to 1,150 but it didn't sound good in the subtitle) Two pages of holographic stickers ideal for Unsolicited Advice's monthly check-ins Doubles of everything but in alternate and sometimes wacky colors Self-care vibes but like… realistic… you'll actually use them Pocket sized book matches TAWYMOT and YAHFN so it looks good on the shelf Self-published by the artist (hi) who had a massive sticker collection as a child, surprising literally nobody

Mixed Feelings: 1,000 Stickers For Planners, Journals, and Real Life

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