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Weekly Reset Dashboard in Google Docs (Free, Printable, No Canva)

A Weekly Reset Dashboard helps you clear mental clutter, reset priorities, and start each week with intention.

Most weekly reset planners rely on paid templates or Canva.

This tutorial shows you how to build a clean, printable Weekly Reset Dashboard in Google Docs — using simple tables and spacing.

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What You’ll Learn

• How to build a weekly dashboard layout in Google Docs
• How to reset priorities, habits, and tasks in one view
• Why tables work better than columns
• Exact padding, spacing, and border settings
• How to reuse this dashboard every week

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Layout Overview

This Weekly Reset Dashboard uses a two-column layout:

• Left column: Intentions, priorities, habits
• Right column: Tasks, brain dump, notes

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Step 1: Create the Base Layout

1. Open a blank Google Doc
2. Insert → Table → 2 × 1
3. Stretch the table to page width
4. Right-click → Table properties

• Cell padding: 0.3 in
• Border width: 0 pt

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Step 2: Weekly Intentions & Priorities

Inside the left column:

1. Insert a 1 × 1 table
2. Label it “Weekly Intentions”
3. Add a second 1 × 1 table below for Top 3 Priorities

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Step 3: Habit Reset Section

Add a small habit tracker below priorities:

• Insert → Table → 2 x 5
• Use checkboxes for completion
• Keep borders light or removed

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Step 4: Tasks & Brain Dump

Inside the right column:

• Add a 1 × 1 table for This Week’s Tasks
• Add a second 1 × 1 table below for Brain Dump
• Drag the bottom border down to fill space

This layout technique is explained here:
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