WO2017150599A1

WO2017150599A1 - Calendar

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Publication number: WO2017150599A1
Application number: PCT/JP2017/008078
Authority: WO
Inventors: 一彦中原
Original assignee: 株式会社ナカハラプリンテックス
Priority date: 2016-03-01
Filing date: 2017-03-01
Publication date: 2017-09-08

Abstract

Provided is a calendar that enables a user thereof to enhance the willingness to continue daily efforts to achieve dreams or to attain objectives. The calendar 1 according to the present invention is structured such that the front cover has the Christian era year or the Japanese era year indicated thereon and twelve calendar sheets 2b each having a calendar month indicated thereon are bound together using a synthetic resin binding implement 3 that is attached to the upper edge of the calendar. Each of the calendar sheets 2b showing a monthly calendar has both the Japanese era year and a number representing the current month indicated in the upper central part thereof, and both lateral sides thereto are provided with: a schedule space 5a in which entries of "dreams" are written; another schedule space 5b in which "objectives" to be attained for the realization of the "dreams" are written; a date display region 8 which is constituted with a plurality of date spaces 7 and weekly summary spaces 6a; and a monthly summary space 6b.

Description

calendar

The present invention relates to a calendar.

The calendar can be used not only to check the date and day of the week, but also as a memorandum if events are entered in the margin. It is also possible to set a goal and use it as a schedule to achieve it. However, a calendar used in a state where it is hung on a wall or the like often has a small margin, and there has been a problem that it cannot be used sufficiently as a schedule.

In order to deal with such a problem, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses an invention relating to a schedule table used when managing a schedule of actions or the like under the name “purpose check schedule table”.
The present invention is characterized in that a date field, a priority number notation part, a check field, a schedule description part, and a memo field are provided in a section divided by date unit.
According to such a structure, it is easy to fill in a schedule, the schedule can be grasped at a glance, and it is difficult to forget the schedule, so that an effect of easily achieving the purpose can be expected.

Next, Patent Document 2 discloses an invention which is named “Calendar” and aims to facilitate understanding and learning of learning items.
The present invention is characterized in that required learning items according to learning progress are classified into a plurality of groups in a state of being color-coded, and these are displayed for each date.
According to such a structure, the learner can easily select and acquire knowledge information suitable for his / her learning level.

Further, Patent Document 3 discloses a device related to a calendar with the name “check calendar” for the purpose of continuing a target problem.
This device is characterized in that when the target task you entered can be executed, you can check the achievement level by putting a sticker in a circle printed around the date. .
According to such a configuration, in addition to easy confirmation of the problem, an effect of motivating the user can be expected.

JP 2007-118217 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-21870 Registered Utility Model No. 3014572

The present invention aims to provide a calendar that can increase the willingness to continue daily efforts to achieve dreams and goals.

In order to achieve the above object, the calendar according to the first invention includes a cover, a plurality of calendar sheets each provided with a date field on which a date is written, and a binding for binding the cover and the plurality of calendar sheets. A first entry area for entering a target distance and a target time to run on the day as a first target in the marathon training, and a second entry area for entering an actual running time in the date column. And a first check area for checking that the first goal has been achieved.

In the first invention, the calendar according to the second invention achieved the third entry area for entering an arbitrary goal as the second goal in the marathon training in the date field, and the second goal. And a second check area for checking this.

A calendar according to a third aspect of the present invention is the calendar according to the second aspect, wherein the first check area is arranged adjacent to the first entry area, and the second check area is the third entry area. It is arranged adjacent to.

In the calendar according to the fourth invention, in the third invention, the first check area and the second check area are respectively a first seal application area and a second seal application area where a seal is applied. A plurality of the seals are detachably bonded to each other, and the seal sheet is further bound together with the cover sheet and the calendar sheet by the binding unit.

In the calendar according to the fifth invention, the calendar according to the fifth invention is provided with a schedule entry field for describing a dream or final goal in the marathon on the cover or the calendar sheet.

A calendar according to a sixth aspect of the present invention includes a cover, a plurality of calendar sheets each provided with a date field on which a date is described, and a binding unit that binds the cover and the plurality of calendar sheets. In the date field, enter the first entry area to enter the target distance and target time to move on the day as the target in the training of competition competing for the speed of moving a predetermined distance, and the time required for the actual movement A second entry area and a first check area for checking that the goal has been achieved are provided.

A calendar according to a seventh aspect of the present invention is a calendar provided with a cover, a plurality of calendar sheets, and a binding tool attached to the top of the calendar sheet and the cover. 1 schedule entry field and a second schedule entry field for entering items indicating the small goals and daily action guidelines created by the breakdown of the final goal are provided on at least one of the cover and calendar sheets. In addition, each date from the first day to the last day in a given month is described in a state corresponding to the day of the week, and is entered in a plurality of date fields arranged to be line-breaked weekly and in the first schedule entry field Based on the results entry field provided in each of multiple date fields to enter the results of whether or not the items have been implemented and the results entered in the results entry field, the number of implementations of the above items is tabulated on a weekly basis. The A weekly tabulation column for entering the totaling result of 1 and a monthly tabulation column for entering the second tabulation result in which the number of implementations of the above items is tabulated on a monthly basis based on the first tabulation result Are provided on the calendar paper.

According to an eighth invention, in the seventh invention, a plurality of through-holes communicate with the cover and calendar paper, and are provided in a line along one side of the upper portion thereof, and the binding tool has a predetermined interval. A plurality of ring members arranged concentrically with each other, and a rod-like connection member that integrally connects the plurality of ring members, and the base end of the ring member is openably and closably connected via a hinge portion In addition, the connecting member is attached to the hinge portion, and includes a pair of semicircular arc-shaped pieces that can be inserted into the through holes.

The ninth invention is the seventh invention or the eighth invention, which is formed in a size that can be pasted in the result entry column, and shows two types of cases when the above item can be implemented and when it cannot be implemented, respectively. Has a seal.

According to the present invention, the willingness to continue daily efforts to achieve dreams and goals can be enhanced.

It is an external view of the calendar which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. It is an external view of the calendar which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. (A) And (b) is the elements on larger scale of the calendar | calender shown in FIG. (A) And (b) is a side view of the binding tool shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, (c) is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the cover with which the calendar for marathon training concerning Example 2 of the present invention is provided. It is explanatory drawing of the calendar paper with which the calendar for the same marathon training is equipped. It is an enlarged view of the date column of the calendar for the marathon training. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of an entry of the date column of the calendar for the marathon training. It is explanatory drawing of the sticker paper with which the calendar for the marathon training is provided.

The calendar according to the embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to FIGS.
In the following description, a so-called monthly calendar, in which the calendar for one month is written on one sheet, is taken as an example, but the calendar of the present invention is not limited to such a configuration. For example, a calendar of a plurality of months may be described on each sheet such as two months or three months.
It should be noted that in the drawing, illustration of parts not related to the description may be omitted.

1 and 2 are examples of external views of a calendar according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. FIG. 1 shows a cover, and FIG. 2 shows a state in which the cover is turned in FIG. 3 (a) and 3 (b) are enlarged views of the upper and lower parts of the calendar in FIG. 2, respectively. 4 (a) and 4 (b) show the closed state and the opened state, respectively, and FIG. 4 (c) is a view taken along the line AA in FIG. 4 (a). It is sectional drawing.
2 and 3 show only the calendar paper on which the calendar for January is written, but the calendar for February to December is also in the same format as the calendar for January, and other calendar papers are used. Are listed. In this embodiment, the number of calendar papers is twelve, but the number of calendar papers is not limited to twelve and can be changed as appropriate. For example, the calendar for two months or three months may be described on one calendar sheet, and the number of sheets may be 6 and 4, respectively.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, the calendar 1 of the present invention has a rectangular shape in plan view, a cover 2a on which the year, era, etc. are written, and twelve calendar sheets on which a calendar for one month is written. 2b has the structure joined together using the synthetic resin binding tool 3 attached to the upper end.
The cover 2a and the calendar paper 2b do not necessarily have to be bound by the binding tool 3, and may be bound by any method.
As shown in FIG. 1, on the cover 2a, a schedule entry field 4a for entering "dream" and a schedule entry field 4b for entering "target" to be achieved for realizing the "dream". Is provided. However, “dream” here means the final goal that the user of Calendar 1 wishes to achieve even after a long period of one year or more. The “target” entered in the schedule entry field 4b corresponds to an item indicating a small goal or action guideline created by the breakdown of the “dream” (= final goal) entered in the schedule entry field 4a. .
In the present embodiment, up to five "targets" can be entered in the schedule entry field 4b, but the number of "targets" that can be entered in the schedule entry field 4b is limited to this. Instead, it can be changed as appropriate.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the calendar sheet 2b on which the calendar of January is written, an era name and a number indicating the month are written in the upper center, and on the left and right sides of the schedule entry fields 4a and 4b on the cover 2a. Corresponding schedule entry fields 5a and 5b are provided respectively. Further, the calendar sheet 2b is provided with a date display area 8 composed of a plurality of date fields 7 and weekly total fields 6a below the schedule entry fields 5a and 5b. 6b is provided.

In the date column 7, the dates from the first day to the last day of the month are entered in a state corresponding to the day of the week. Such a date column 7 is provided for each row of the date display area 8 on a weekly basis, for example, from Sunday to Saturday, and the weekly tabulation column 6a is provided on the rightmost side of each row. ing.
Each row of the date display area 8 is not limited to the date column 7 on Sunday, but may start from the date column 7 on other days of the week.

As shown in FIGS. 3 (a) and 3 (b), the date column 7 is provided with a record entry column 9 for entering the record for each target entered in the schedule entry column 5b. ing. In addition, in the result entry column 9, a symbol such as “○” can be directly written if each target has been implemented, and “×” can be entered if it has not been implemented. A sticker printed with an “angel” character may be affixed, and a sticker printed with a character “devil” may be affixed if the character cannot be implemented.

In addition, when the result is simply written in the result entry column 9 by using a writing instrument, the operation tends to be extremely monotonous. On the other hand, the operation of attaching the seal is unlikely to be relatively monotonous. In particular, if the character printed on the sticker is adorable, the user of the calendar 1 is familiar with the character and feels that the work of pasting the sticker on the record entry column 9 is fun. It is likely that it will not be difficult to continue the work. That is, according to the calendar 1 of the present invention, it is possible to continue for a long time while enjoying the work of entering the daily results in the result entry column 9.

In the weekly counting column 6a, “winning” and “losing” totaled in weekly units are entered, where “winning” is achieved when each goal is achieved and “losing” is unsuccessful. In the monthly total column 6b, the “number of wins” and “number of losses” entered in the weekly total column 6a are further totaled and entered in units of months.
Further, the cover 2a and the calendar paper 2b are provided with a plurality of through holes 10 in a line along the upper side so as to communicate with each other, and the plurality of through holes 10 are provided with a predetermined interval. A plurality of ring members 11 arranged concentrically, a rod-like connection member 12 that integrally connects the ring members 11, and a suspension that is inserted into the plurality of ring members 11 in parallel with the connection member 12. A binding tool 3 including a lowering member 13 is attached (see FIG. 3A).

As shown in FIGS. 4 (a) to 4 (c), the ring member 11 includes a pair of semicircular arc segment pieces 11b and 11b whose base ends are connected to each other via a hinge portion 11a so as to be freely opened and closed. The ring members 11 are connected to each other by connecting members 12 attached to 11a. The pair of semicircular arc-shaped divided pieces 11b and 11b are formed so as to be able to be inserted into the through holes 10 provided in the cover 2a and the calendar paper 2b, respectively, and in a recess (not shown) provided at one end. On the other hand, a convex portion 11c is provided at the other end so as to be fitted.
That is, when the semicircular arc segment pieces 11b and 11b are rotated in the direction in which the ring member 11 is closed and the convex portion 11c is fitted into the concave portion, the ring member 11 is maintained in the closed state. On the other hand, when a predetermined force is applied to the semi-arc-shaped divided pieces 11b and 11b in such a state in such a direction that the tips of the semi-arc-shaped divided pieces 11b and 11b are separated from each other, the convex portion 11c is removed from the concave portion, and the semi-arc-shaped divided pieces 11b and 11b are It becomes possible to move.

In the calendar 1 having such a structure, the final goal that the user desires to achieve even over a long period of one year or more is entered in the schedule entry fields 4a and 5a, and the breakdown of the final goal is achieved. By filling in the schedule entry fields 4b and 5b with the items indicating the sub-goals or action guidelines created by the above, the specific contents and meanings of actions that the user should carry out every day become clear. In other words, the willingness to continue daily efforts to achieve dreams and goals is enhanced.
Further, since the schedule entry field 5a is provided on the same calendar sheet 2b together with the schedule entry field 5b and the result entry field 9, when the user enters the daily results in the result entry field 9, the schedule entry field 5a The final goal written in is easy to enter the field of view. Therefore, the user sees the final target every time he / she performs the work of entering the result in the result entry column 9. As a result, the user is strongly aware of the reason for implementing the item entered in the schedule entry field 5b.

Thus, the user of the calendar 1 is motivated to realize the final goal by clearly being aware of the specific contents of actions to be performed every day and the meaning thereof.
Further, in the calendar 1, it is easy to compare results obtained by summing up the number of executions of items entered in the schedule entry field 5b in units of weeks and months. Therefore, the user of the calendar 1 sequentially manages whether or not the items entered in the schedule entry field 5b can be carried out on a daily basis, weekly basis or monthly basis, and analyzes his / her achievement rate to analyze his / her own. It becomes easy to grasp the behavior pattern. Based on the result, the above items can be reviewed.

Further, in the calendar 1, the binding tool 3 can be easily attached to and detached from the cover 2a and the calendar paper 2b. Therefore, by simply removing the binding tool 3, the calendar paper 2b can be easily replaced or the order thereof can be changed. Can be changed. In other words, the calendar 1 can freely set the month described on the first sheet of the calendar paper 2b, and can start using the final goal not only in January but also from the time of conceiving the final goal to be realized. Because it is possible, it is the best tool for achieving a predetermined goal.

The target entered in the schedule entry field 5b of the calendar sheet 2b may not necessarily be the same as that entered in the schedule entry field 4b of the cover 2a. For example, in the schedule entry column 5b, the target entered in the schedule entry column 4b may be further broken down. The target entered in the schedule entry field 5b may be changed for each calendar sheet 2b, that is, for each month or for each week.
Moreover, it can also be set as the structure where at least any one was provided among the schedule entry columns 4a and 4b and the schedule entry columns 5a and 5b. However, it is desirable that at least the schedule entry fields 5a and 5b are provided so that the user of the calendar 1 can easily enter the field of view when entering the daily results in the result entry field 9.

Next, a marathon training calendar (an example of a calendar) 20 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described.
The marathon training calendar 20 is a marathon training calendar by filling in the goals for marathon training (an example of a competition that competes for the speed of moving a predetermined distance) every day and visualizing the achievement status of these goals. Runners who are 20 users can increase their willingness to continue their training efforts.
The competition is not limited to a marathon as long as it is a competition that competes for the speed of moving a predetermined distance, and other examples include swimming, racewalking, and cycling.
The marathon training calendar 20 shown in FIG. 5 is distributed to the participants of the marathon event, for example.
The marathon training calendar 20 includes a binding tool (an example of a binding unit) 22, a cover 30, a plurality of calendar sheets 32 (see FIG. 6), and a seal sheet 34 (see FIG. 9).

The binding tool 22 (see FIG. 5) can bind the cover 30, a plurality of calendar sheets 32, and a seal sheet 34.
The binding tool 22 includes a plurality of annular ring members 222 arranged concentrically at predetermined intervals, a rod-like connection member (not shown) that integrally connects the ring members 222, and the connection members And a suspension member 226 that is passed through the inside of the plurality of ring members 222.

Note that the cover sheet 30, the plurality of calendar sheets 32, and the seal sheet 34 do not necessarily have to be bound by the binding tool 22, and may be bound by any method. For example, the cover 30, the plurality of calendar sheets 32, and the sticker sheet 34 may be bound using a binding unit by saddle stitching or ring binding so as to be opened left and right. Illustrations and photographs may be configured such that the contents of the calendar paper 32 appear on the other page.

The cover 30 is rectangular as shown in FIG. 5, and a plurality of through holes H30 through which the ring member 222 passes are formed along the upper edge.
The name of the marathon event to which the marathon training calendar 20 is distributed is described in the upper part of the cover 30.
The middle part of the cover 30 is provided with a schedule entry field 302 for describing dreams and final goals in the marathon, as well as illustrations and photographs (not shown). In the schedule entry field 302, for example, a runner can describe a dream such as “participating in the Honolulu Marathon” or a dream such as “cutting 3 hours in a full marathon”.
It should be noted that the schedule entry field for describing dreams and goals in the marathon may be provided not only on the cover 30 but also on the calendar paper 32 described later, or may be provided only on the calendar paper 32.
The lower part of the cover 30 shows the date of the current marathon event and the date of the next marathon event. In addition, a map showing the outline of the course of the marathon event is described.

The plurality of calendar sheets 32 are rectangular as shown in FIG. 6, and a plurality of through holes H32 through which the ring member 222 passes are formed along the upper edge. The calendar paper 32 is bound after the cover 30 and appears on the front side when the cover 30 is turned.
A total of 12 calendar papers 32 are provided corresponding to January to December. However, the number of calendar sheets 32 is not limited to 12, and can be changed as appropriate. For example, six calendar sheets may be described by describing a calendar for two months on one sheet, or four calendar sheets may be described by describing a calendar for three months.
The calendar paper 32 is bound so that when the cover 30 is turned over, the calendar paper for the month following the month of the marathon event will appear. That is, when the marathon event to which the calendar 20 for marathon training is distributed is, for example, the Tokyo Marathon 2017, and the date is February 26, 2017, when the cover 30 is turned, the calendar calendar for March is the first. Appear in

Each calendar paper 32 is provided with a plurality of date fields 322 in which dates are written, as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 8, a first entry area 322a, a second entry area 322b, and a first sticker application area 322c are provided in the lower part of each date column 322.

The first entry area 322a is an area for entering a target distance and a target time for running on the day as a first target in the marathon training. The unit of target distance (km) and the unit of target time (h, m, s) are printed in advance.
The second entry area 322b is an area for entering the actual running time (time required for movement) after training. The actual travel time unit (h, m, s) is printed in advance. The second entry area 322b is disposed adjacent to the lower side of the first entry area 322a.

The first seal sticking area (an example of the first check area) 322c is a circular area painted in, for example, light gray, and indicates a seal 342 indicating that the first target has been achieved (see FIG. 9). This is the area to be attached. The first seal pasting area 322c is arranged adjacent to the left side of the first entry area 322a and the upper side of the second entry area 322b. Therefore, it is clearly understood whether or not the target time has been achieved.
In addition, in the 1st sticker sticking area | region 322c, without sticking sticker 342, you may fill in the mark etc. which show that the target was achieved by handwriting, and you may check that the 1st target was achieved. .

In the upper part of each date column 322, a third entry region 322d and a second sticker pasting region 322e are further provided.
The third entry area 322d is an area for entering an arbitrary goal as the second goal in the marathon training. In the third entry area 322d, for example, the runner can enter a goal such as “50 abs and push-ups!”. Note that an arbitrary memo may be written in the third entry area 322d.

The second seal sticking area (an example of the second check area) 322e is a circular area painted in, for example, light gray, and has achieved the second target written in the third writing area 322d. This is an area where a sticker 342 (see FIG. 9) is attached for indicating this. The second seal pasting area 322e is arranged adjacent to the third entry area 322d. Therefore, it is clearly understood whether or not an arbitrary goal has been achieved.
In the second sticker pasting area 322e, a mark indicating that the target has been achieved can be entered by handwriting without sticking the sticker 342 to check that the second target has been achieved. .

As shown in FIG. 9, the sticker sheet 34 is a sheet in which a plurality of stickers 342 attached to the first sticker attaching region 322c and the second sticker attaching region 322e are bonded. Each of the stickers 342 is, for example, a sticker displayed with “WIN” in white on a red background, and can be easily peeled off from the sticker sheet 34.
A method of using the sticker 342 is described below the sticker sheet 34.
The sticker sheet 34 is bound to the last page of the marathon training calendar 20. Therefore, the possibility of losing the seal 342 is reduced.

Next, a method of using the marathon training calendar 20 will be described.
First, the runner enters a marathon dream or final goal in the schedule entry field 302 (see FIG. 5) on the cover. This will clarify the final dreams and goals to be achieved for the runner.

Next, the runner enters in advance the target distance and target time (first target) to run on the day in the first entry area 322a (see FIG. 8) of the date column 322 of the training day. In addition, the runner enters in advance an arbitrary training target (second target) to be performed on the day in the third entry area 322d of the date column 322 on the same day.

After the training, the runner records the running time in the second entry area 322b. If the run time exceeds the target time, the runner attaches the seal 342 (see FIG. 9) to the first seal application area 322c. In addition, when an arbitrary training target is achieved, the seal 342 is applied to the second seal application region 322e.
By repeating this, each time the first goal and the second goal are achieved, the seal 342 is attached, and the achievement status of the goal is visualized.

In this way, according to the marathon training calendar 20, the achievement status of the daily training goals is visualized, so the runners are willing to continue their daily training efforts to achieve their dreams and goals in the marathon. Can be increased.

As mentioned above, although the Example of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to an above-described form, The change of the conditions etc. which do not deviate from a summary are all the application scopes of this invention.
The marathon training calendar may further include a counting sheet (not shown) in addition to the binding tool 22, the cover 30, the plurality of calendar sheets 32, and the sticker sheet 34. In this tabulation form, (i) a weekly tabulation column for summing up and filling in the number of days of achievement of the first or second goal for each week of each month, and (ii) a weekly tabulation column. This is a column for further summarizing the number of achievement days, and for summarizing the achievements entered in the monthly summation column and (iii) the monthly summarization column for summing up and filling in the number of achievement days for each month. This column is provided with an annual total column for totaling and filling in the total number of days achieved in the year. According to the marathon training calendar provided with such a tabulation sheet, the achievement degree of the first or second goal is grasped numerically, so that the runner's willingness to continue training can be further enhanced.

The above-mentioned calendar can be used as a tool for achieving a predetermined target.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Calendar 2a Cover 2b Calendar paper 3 Binding tool 4a, 4b Schedule entry column 5a, 5b Schedule entry column 6a Weekly summary column 6b Monthly summary column 7 Date column 8 Date display area 9 Result entry column 10 Through-hole 11 Ring member 11a Hinge Portion 11b Semicircular arc segment 11c Convex 12 Connecting member 13 Hanging member 20 Marathon training calendar 22 Binding tool 30 Cover 32 Calendar paper 34 Sealing paper 222 Ring member 226 Hanging member 302 Schedule entry field 322 Date field 322a First Entry area 322b Second entry area 322c First seal application area 322d Third entry area 322e Second seal application area 342 Seal H30, H32 Through-hole

Claims

The cover,
A plurality of calendar sheets each provided with a date field with dates,
A binding unit that binds the cover and the plurality of calendar sheets,
In the date column, a first entry area for entering a target distance and a target time to run on the day as a first target in the marathon training,
A second entry area where the actual running time is entered;
A calendar provided with a first check area for checking that the first goal has been achieved.
The calendar according to claim 1,
In the date field, a third entry area for entering an arbitrary goal as a second goal in the marathon training,
And a second check area for checking that the second goal has been achieved.
The calendar according to claim 2,
The first check area is disposed adjacent to the first entry area;
A calendar in which the second check area is arranged adjacent to the third entry area.
The calendar according to claim 3,
The first check area and the second check area are a first seal application area and a second seal application area where a seal is applied, respectively.
A calendar further comprising a sticker sheet in which a plurality of the seals are bonded in a peelable manner and are bound together with the cover sheet and the calendar sheet by the binding unit.
The calendar according to claim 4,
A calendar in which a schedule entry field is provided on the cover sheet or the calendar sheet for describing a dream or final goal in a marathon.
The cover,
A plurality of calendar sheets each provided with a date field with dates,
A binding unit that binds the cover and the plurality of calendar sheets,
In the date field, a first entry area for entering a target distance and a target time for moving on the day as a target in a competition for competition for speed of moving a predetermined distance;
A second entry area where the time required for the actual movement is entered;
A calendar provided with a first check area for checking that the goal has been achieved.
In a calendar provided with a cover sheet, a plurality of calendar sheets, and a binding tool attached to the upper end of the calendar sheet and the cover,
A first schedule entry field for entering the final goal;
A second schedule entry field is provided on at least one of the cover sheet and the calendar sheet for filling in items indicating the small goals and daily action guidelines created by the breakdown of the final goal,
A plurality of date fields arranged so that each date from the first day to the last day in a given month corresponds to the day of the week and is line-breaked weekly,
A record entry field provided in each of the plurality of date fields to enter a record of whether or not the item entered in the first schedule entry field has been implemented;
A weekly tabulation column for entering a first tabulation result in which the number of executions of the item is tabulated on a weekly basis based on the track record entered in the track record column,
A calendar provided on the calendar sheet with a monthly tabulation column for entering a second tabulation result in which the number of executions of the item is tabulated on a monthly basis based on the first tabulation result.
The calendar according to claim 7,
A plurality of through-holes communicate with the cover and the calendar paper, and are provided in a row along one side of the upper part thereof.
The binding tool includes a plurality of ring members arranged concentrically at a predetermined interval;
A rod-shaped coupling member that integrally couples the plurality of ring members,
The ring member includes a pair of semicircular arc-shaped pieces that are connected to a base end of the ring member so as to be freely opened and closed via a hinge portion, and can be inserted into the through-holes. Calendar attached to the department.
The calendar according to claim 7 or 8,
A calendar that is formed in a size that can be pasted in the record entry column and that includes two types of stickers that indicate when the item has been implemented and when the item has not been implemented.