The Trip Quick-Start

What you get

• The one-page trip planner — flights, stays, and the days that matter
• A reusable carry-on packing checklist you can copy every time
• The 'one folder' setup that takes about five minutes
• The one habit that keeps a plan from scattering again
• No email required — it is yours immediately

Why one page is enough

You do not have a planning problem. You have a scattering problem — the plan exists, it is just spread across email, screenshots, and three different apps. This sheet fixes that with the smallest system that works: one folder, a simple planner, and a packing list you reuse.

What to do with it

Copy the planner into whatever you already use — Google Sheets, Notion, or a printed page. Drop in your next trip: the flights, where you are staying, and the two or three days you care about most. That is the whole first session. Add details as they firm up.

A travel map, not a safe

As you fill it in, keep one line bright: your plan only, never your secrets. Note that your passport and cards exist and where the secure copies live — but keep the actual numbers in a proper secure app, not in a shared itinerary. That keeps your folder safe to share with anyone you travel with.