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The Three Things daily planner — free printable template

By the DuckDoro team · Updated July 14, 2026

Direct answer: This is a daily planner with exactly three task slots — the first reserved for your 🐸 frog, the task you're most avoiding. Type today's three things below and print the sheet, or print it blank and fill it by hand. Free, no signup, nothing leaves your browser.
Today's three things
🐸 Frog
2
3
everything else can wait · done by dark

Tip: fill it the night before. Leave the slots empty to print a blank sheet for the week.

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How to use it

  1. Date it the night before. Evening planning means you wake up executing instead of deciding. (The five-minute daily plan.)
  2. Slot 1 is the frog. The task you're most avoiding, sized to one 25-minute session. (Why the hardest goes first — and if it keeps escaping, how to stop avoiding a task.)
  3. Slots 2 and 3 finish the promise. Two more outcomes sized to your real free hours — not your ambitions. (Why exactly three.)
  4. Top to bottom, one session at a time. Three checked boxes = the day is done. Everything else waits without guilt.

Drowning in a longer list? Run it through the free Brain Dump → Top 3 tool first — it fills this sheet's three slots for you.

Template FAQ

Is it free?

Free, printable, no signup. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Why only three slots?

Three finished beats ten postponed. The limit forces a real decision about what today is for — and makes the day finishable.

What goes in the frog slot?

The task you're most avoiding, first, sized to one 25-minute session. Details: eat the frog.

Is there an app version?

Yes — DuckDoro is this sheet as a daily system: three slots, one frog, a calm timer, unlimited capture underneath. Free plan includes everything.

Like the sheet?
It refills itself every morning.

DuckDoro is this template as a calm daily system — three slots, one frog, one timer.

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