New Year Reset Planner — Year-in-Review & Goal Setter, January Budget Reset, Declutter & Home Reset Checklist + 90-Day Habit Tracker (PDF + Spreadsheet)

December is done. The decorations are still up, the card bill just landed, and "next year I'll…" is doing a lot of unpaid work. This kit is the hour that turns all three into numbers, lists, and a plan with dates on it.

The other kits run December. This one runs the reset: what last year actually added up to, what this year's goals are in countable form, what January's money really looks like after the holidays, which rooms get put back first, and which three habits get the first 90 days. Nothing motivational-poster about it — every page either totals something or checks something off.

What's inside

• Year-in-Review & Goal Setter spreadsheet — every goal with a target, what you've achieved, progress % and remaining that calculate themselves, and a status per goal (worked sample: 10 goals, 1 done, 8 in progress, 1 not started, 3,666 of 6,878 total target achieved — 53.3% overall, 33.3% average per goal, and the sheet explains why those two numbers are both honest).
• January Budget Reset — the post-December budget: budgeted vs. actual per category, variance that calculates itself, and any overspend flagged in the row where it happened (worked sample: 12 categories, $2,440.00 budgeted, $2,234.20 actual, $205.80 to the good, $1,615.80 left of a $3,850 January income — with exactly 1 category over budget, eating out at $28.75 over, flagged not hidden).
• Declutter & Home Reset checklist tracker — the put-away, room by room: task, done?, minutes spent, a % complete that calculates itself for the whole house AND for each room separately (worked sample: 14 tasks, 10 done, 71% complete, 315 minutes / 5.25 hours — Kitchen 75%, Living Room 67%, Bedroom 67%, Bathroom 50%, Entry & Garage 100%).
• Habit Tracker & 90-Day Plan sheet — one row per habit, days done per week, total days, % of target, best week and a status per habit (worked sample: 8 habits, 132 of 156 target days in the first 4 weeks — 84.6% — with 2 habits ★ Strong and the journaling habit honestly marked "Building" at 68.8%, plus the declutter minutes pulled live from the Home Reset sheet so the two halves of the reset agree with each other).
• Printable pages — the same tools as print-and-write pages, a 90-day plan page (Days 1–30 build it, 31–60 protect it, 61–90 raise one thing slightly), and a 13-week wall tracker for the fridge door — because the page you look at beats the app you forget.

How it works: Buy → instant download link at checkout and by email → open the spreadsheet in Excel, Google Sheets or Apple Numbers, or print the PDF pages → the yellow example rows show every total working; overwrite them with your own year and go.

Honest notes: Digital download — nothing is mailed. This is an organisational aid, not financial, legal, tax or medical advice: it helps you write down and total your own numbers and plans; it does not tell you what they should be, and for debt, tax or health questions you should talk to a qualified professional. Figures in the worked example are illustrative, not recommendations. Colours may vary slightly by printer. Personal use; print as many trackers and checklists as your own household needs.

Pairs with the Christmas Organizer Printable Bundle ($9.95) — December's gifts and budget — and the Christmas Travel & Guest-Ready Home Kit ($8.95) — December's trips and guests. Those kits ran December; this one runs what comes after it. The natural January purchase for every December buyer.

FAQ

• When do I get it? Immediately — download link at checkout + emailed. No shipping, ever.
• Isn't this just the Christmas Organizer in January clothes? No sheet is repeated. The Organizer (#1) tracks December's gifts, cards and holiday budget. This kit starts after Christmas: last year's review, next year's goals, January's post-holiday budget, putting the house back, and 90 days of habits. Different job, different sheets, different month.
• Do I need to wait until January 1st? No — the goal sheet and declutter tracker work any week of the year, and the budget sheet is labelled January because that's when most people reset, but it works for any month you rename it to. The 90-day plan starts the day you start it.
• Is the budget sheet financial advice? No — it's a tracker. It adds up the numbers you enter and flags where actual beat budgeted. What you should spend, save or pay off first is your call, or a qualified professional's — the sheet just makes sure you're deciding from real numbers.
• What do I need? A printer for the planner and wall-tracker pages and Excel, Google Sheets (free) or Numbers for the spreadsheet. The printable pages work on their own.
• Refunds? Digital download — if a file won't open or a formula misbehaves, contact the store first and we'll fix or refund.