One glance diary written by linking records

Abstract

The present invention relates to a linked record-type one-view diary, comprising a 10-year one-view record book; an annual one-view record book; a monthly preview record book; a 6-cell habit one-view record book; a one-month one-view record book; a 3-cell activity one-view record book; a secret plan record book; a keyword page record book; a self question one-view record book, as well as a diet one-view record book; an exercise one-view record book; a reading one-view record book; a mind one-view record book; a household account one-month one-view record book; a household account one-year one-view record book; and a deposit one-view record book; and is configured such that a number of these record books are closely related to one another, thereby allowing one to clearly grasp the start, practice process, and results of a record in each record book at a glance.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a diary, and more specifically, to an interconnected record-type one-glance diary in which records in each record section are linked to each other to facilitate tracking and understanding the flow of one's entire life at a glance, enabling the practice of one's own important priorities such as habits, plans, and dreams as well as understanding daily life, and systematizing each form to move toward a better life than yesterday. Background Technology

[0003] Generally, a diary is a recording medium used to manage schedules by date or to record tasks performed on that day for future reference. While diaries are frequently used by office workers and business owners to jot down various information and work instructions or to manage and execute work plans without setbacks, they are also used by housewives and students to record daily life and the events of the day.

[0004] Conventional diaries have multiple inserts in the same format, and these inserts include spaces for indicating the month, week, day, and time of the year, for establishing monthly and weekly plans, for writing simple notes by date, and for writing personal information.

[0005] As society becomes more complex and diverse job sectors emerge today, diaries suitable for each job sector are being introduced. While these diaries are primarily designed for general schedule management, they are also specialized for financial management, networking, and work instructions.

[0006] As the purposes and intentions of diary users become more diverse, there is a need to continuously develop specialized diaries that facilitate various recording, organization, formats, and management. Prior art literature

[0008] Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1732423 (Published May 24, 2017) Registered Patent Publication No. 10-0979481 (Published September 2, 2010) The problem to be solved

[0009] The present invention relates to an interconnected record-type one-view diary in which various topics and items, including daily life, plans, habits, or hobbies, are recorded in each record section, and summarized or detailed information is additionally recorded in multiple interconnected record sections, thereby enabling the tracking of information regarding records of interest and allowing for clear and concise understanding at a glance.

[0010] The technical problems of the present invention are not limited to those mentioned above, and other unmentioned technical problems will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below. means of solving the problem

[0012] The linked recording type one-glance diary according to the present invention comprises: a monthly preview record section printed in the diary with a table from 1 to 31 corresponding to Monday to Sunday, for recording scheduled events in advance on the corresponding days; and a 6-cell habit one-glance record section printed with a table having rows from 1 to 31 and multiple cells, for recording items to be formed into habits in the top cell, for recording counts starting from 1 on the corresponding day whenever an item is practiced, and for inducing habit formation by grasping the number of times the item is practiced over a month at a glance.

[0013] It may include a monthly at-a-glance record book that is printed as a table with lines and memo columns for days 1 through 31, and allows one to record the tasks done on the day in order or to record the tasks to be done in advance and then write over the completed tasks with another writing instrument, while leaving the uncompleted tasks as they are so that the tasks to be done, the completed tasks, and the uncompleted tasks can be identified at a glance and reminded on that day and thereafter, and the schedule for the month can be identified at a glance.

[0014] Here, if more detailed information is needed regarding the tasks recorded on a given day in the Monthly At-Glance Record, you can add to the schedule already recorded on that day in the Monthly Preview Record, or newly add the tasks and detailed content.

[0015] In addition, items that have been formed or are habitualized in the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record Book can be recorded in the Monthly At-Glance Record Book, and detailed information regarding items in the 6-Column Habit at-Glance Record Book that may be referenced later can be recorded in the Monthly Preview Record Book. In this way, records from all record books can be linked and recorded in the Monthly At-Glance Record Book, Annual At-Glance Record Book, or 10-Year At-Glance Record Book.

[0016] In addition, it may further include a 3-column activity at-a-glance record book that is printed as a table with rows from 1 to 31 and multiple columns, records activity items such as hobbies or clubs in daily life in the top horizontal column, and encourages specializing in hobbies by recording the content practiced in each activity on the corresponding day.

[0017] Here, among the activity items, items for habit formation can be recorded in the 6-cell Habit At-a-Glance Record Book, and can be recorded in the Monthly At-a-Glance Record Book or the Monthly Preview Record Book.

[0018] In addition, it may further include a Secret Plan record book that is printed as a table having columns for Secret Plan items, start date, end date, result, date and execution record, etc., and encourages writing down items such as desires and curiosities that are only being thought of, such as certifications and stocks, recording the details of practice along with the corresponding date, and subsequently encouraging recording items that are being consistently practiced in a 3-column activity at a glance record book.

[0019] And an Annual At-Glance Record Book that is printed with lines from the 1st to the 31st and a table listing the months from January to December, and at the end of each month, records the biggest issues or memorable events from the 6-Column Habit At-Glance Record Book, Month At-Glance Record Book, and 3-Column Activity At-Glance Record Book using keywords on the corresponding day, allowing important events of the year to be grasped at a glance by month and day; It may further include at least one of the following: a blank page that allows one to freely record thoughts, random thoughts, current moods, and feelings that suddenly come to mind while writing a diary or going about daily life, like scribbling, and to use it to obtain clues or hints to resolve problems by flipping through it later, and to induce recording in the Secret Plan Record Book, 3-Column Activity At-Glance Record Book, 6-Column Habit At-Glance Record Book, Monthly At-Glance Record Book, and Monthly Preview Record Book as part of the process of becoming a part of daily life, a hobby, or a habit due to curiosity about some of the content; and a Self Question At-Glance Record Book that is printed as a table equipped with columns for questions and answers regarding one's social and personal situation and psychological state, and allows one to learn about oneself as different answers are recorded for the same question depending on different surrounding circumstances and time, and induces some answers to be recorded in the Secret Plan Record Book.

[0020] In addition, a Meal Plan at a Glance Record Book that is printed as a table featuring rows from the 1st to the 31st and columns for breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus, allowing a month's diet to be grasped at a glance; an Exercise at a Glance Record Book that is a specialized format created by extracting exercise items from the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record Book, printed as a table featuring rows from the 1st to the 31st and columns for exercise types, allowing the practice process to be grasped at a glance by recording specific details or frequency on the corresponding day whenever the exercise is performed and counting how many times it was performed during the month; and a Reading at a Glance Record Book that is a specialized format created by extracting reading items from the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record Book, printed as a table featuring columns for serial number, book title and author, and date finished reading, allowing the amount of reading done during the month to be grasped at a glance. A "Mind at a Glance" record book is printed as a table featuring lines from the 1st to the 31st, columns for one-line diaries, quotes, gratitude diaries, and one-line doodles, and columns for a small doodle pad; the columns for one-line diaries, quotes, gratitude diaries, and one-line doodles are used to record the day's activities, emotions, and quotes, while the columns for the small doodle pad allow for expressing the day's mood through doodles, drawings, colors, stickers, etc., and some of the recorded content is encouraged to be recorded in the keyword page record book; a "Monthly At a Glance" household ledger is printed on one or both sides as a table featuring lines and columns for fixed expenditure items such as management fees, insurance premiums, and communication fees, as well as costs and fixed expenses; a table featuring lines and columns for Income 1, Income 2, Total Income, Total Expenses, and Balance; and a table featuring lines and columns for expenditure items including food expenses, expenditure dates by item, expenditure details, and costs; intermittent expenditure details are recorded in the columns for similar details to minimize the total number of columns, allowing for a quick overview of income and expenditure details for the entire month. A household ledger at a glance, printed as a table with rows from January to December and columns for expenditure items including food expenses, allowing one to record monthly expenses, income, balance, and deposits / investments, while recording specific expenses for the first and second halves of the year in the memo column at the bottom to grasp the flow of funds for the entire year at a glance;It may further include at least one of the following: a deposit at-a-glance record book, which is printed as a table having multiple lines for recording numbers, multiple columns for items related to deposit subscription including the subscription date, and multiple columns for identifying the flow of deposits withdrawn after maturity including the direction of principal and interest, wherein different numbers are assigned to deposits starting with new funds, and when the principal or interest withdrawn after maturity is deposited again, the same number as that assigned to the matured deposit is assigned so as to track and identify the flow of funds withdrawn after maturity. Effects of the invention

[0022] According to the present invention, a plurality of record books, including a 10-year one-glance record book, an annual one-glance record book, a monthly preview record book, a 6-cell habit one-glance record book, a one-month one-glance activity record book, a 3-cell activity one-glance record book, a secret plan record book, a keyword page record book, a self question one-glance record book, and a mind one-glance record book, are configured to be closely related to each other, so that for any one record, the user can clearly grasp their entire life at a glance by tracking the start, practice process, and results in each record book.

[0023] In addition, unlike ordinary diaries where it is easy to stop recording details of a day or week on a single page, a month is recorded very simply using keywords or numbers on one or two pages. This reduces the sense of obligation regarding the recording itself, enabling continuous documentation and allowing you to grasp the flow of your entire life at a glance.

[0024] Furthermore, instead of merely writing down daily tasks or routine chores, you can record and take action on priority items that you tend to postpone or miss while living your daily life. This allows you to grasp the progress of important items at a glance and provides a tremendous sense of accomplishment through very simple recording, enabling you to continue making progress.

[0025] In addition, you can organize your diary by selectively choosing only the records that suit your lifestyle.

[0026] In addition, since each record is written concisely using simple notes and keywords instead of complex or long sentences, you can quickly resume recording even if you temporarily stop due to unexpected events, and because the records are concise, you can use the diary consistently and continuously.

[0027] In addition, due to the interrelationships between the records, records are continued not only on a daily basis but also on a monthly and yearly basis, so it is possible to guide people to continuously practice without giving up on making it a hobby, habit, or specialization.

[0028] In addition, as you record in a diary, you reflect on yourself, and your daily actions, doodles, and fragmentary thoughts become hobbies and habits, and are encouraged to level up into professional skills, so it can be used for self-development purposes in addition to the functions of a general diary.

[0029] Furthermore, the simple format of all record books makes recording easy, and since a month's worth of content can be grasped at a glance, substantial information can be recorded with a small number of pages. They can also be produced with a light weight, making them easy to carry, especially while traveling. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0031] The following drawings attached to this specification illustrate preferred embodiments of the present invention and serve to further enhance understanding of the technical concept of the present invention together with the detailed description thereof; therefore, the present invention should not be interpreted as being limited only to the matters described in such drawings. FIG. 1 is a drawing showing an interconnected recording type one-view diary according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing an annual calendar section. Figure 3 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a 10-year one-view record book. Figure 4 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing an annual record book at a glance. Figure 5 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a monthly preview record book. Figure 6 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a 6-cell habit one-eye record book. Figure 7 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a monthly one-minute record book. Figure 8 is a diagram comparing the monthly record of Figure 5 and the monthly record of Figure 7. Figure 9 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a three-cell activity at-a-glance record book. Figure 10 is a drawing of the inner page of Figure 1, showing a secret plan record book. FIG. 11 is a drawing in which a keyword page record section is shown as an inner page of FIG. 1. FIG. 12 is a drawing of FIG. 1, which is an inner page of FIG. 1 and shows a question and question record book at a glance. Fig. 13 is a drawing of the inner page of Fig. 1, showing a diet at a glance record book. Fig. 14 is a drawing of the inner page of Fig. 1, showing a motion one-eye recorder. FIG. 15 is a drawing of FIG. 1 showing a reading record sheet. Fig. 16 is a drawing of the inner page of Fig. 1, showing a mind-reading record book. Fig. 17 is a drawing of the inner page of Fig. 1, showing a monthly one-page record book for household accounts. Fig. 18 is a drawing of the inner page of Fig. 1, showing a one-year at-a-glance household ledger record book. FIG. 19 is a drawing of FIG. 1 showing a deposit at-a-glance record book. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0032] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments are described in detail with reference to the attached drawings so that those skilled in the art can easily practice the present invention. Furthermore, among the configurations mentioned in the various embodiments, mutually similar configurations and related configurations in each embodiment may be substituted, replaced, or added. However, in describing the operating principles of the preferred embodiments of the present invention in detail, if it is determined that a detailed description of related known functions or configurations may unnecessarily obscure the essence of the present invention, such detailed description is omitted.

[0033] Furthermore, terms such as "include," "equip," "compose," or "have" described below, unless specifically stated otherwise, imply that the relevant component may be inherent; thus, they should be interpreted as allowing for the inclusion of additional components rather than excluding them. Additionally, all terms, including technical or scientific terms, should be interpreted in the sense that is comprehensively understood by those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains, unless specifically defined otherwise.

[0035] <Composition>

[0036] A linked record-type one-view diary according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 19. Here, the orange text and circles, etc., described in FIGS. 1 to 19 may be examples written directly by the author. Also, titles including '10-Year One-View Record' and 'Annual One-View Record' may or may not be printed in each record section. Furthermore, the record sections described below are printed in the form of a table having multiple rows and columns, and the number of rows and columns within these tables may be increased or decreased as needed, and may be printed across one or both sides as needed. The month, day, day of the week, title, item, question, and circles indicating Saturday / Sunday / holiday, etc., to be recorded in the record section may be printed or written directly. In particular, the indication of the month, Saturday / Sunday / holiday may be written directly so that it can be a perpetual type that starts from any year or any month.

[0037] The linked recording type one-glance diary according to the present invention features an ultra-simple recording method and allows the user to grasp the entire flow of their life at a glance. More specifically, it enables a clear and concise overview of one's daily, monthly, yearly, and ten-year flow at a glance. Unlike ordinary diaries, where daily or weekly recording forms are printed on a single page and it is easy to stop recording while trying to follow the detailed format, this diary allocates only one or two pages for a month. The purpose of this is to prevent giving up midway by making the act of recording itself a sense of obligation, while keeping the recording very simple, allowing the user to grasp the flow of their entire life at a glance.

[0038] Furthermore, the linked recording-type one-glance diary according to the present invention can prevent important priority items from being pushed aside by daily life. To explain in detail, the core feature is that instead of merely recording daily tasks or routine chores, it allows one to very concisely record priority items that are often postponed or missed due to daily life, while also enabling the recording of the number of times necessary to ensure execution, and allowing the progress of these important items to be grasped at a glance. This recording method is very simple, yet it is characterized by providing a tremendous sense of accomplishment and enabling continuous progress.

[0039] In addition, the linked recording type one-view diary according to the present invention can function as a tool where all recording sections create synergy with one another. To explain in detail, it is designed to link my life by classifying it into two categories. One is a record of daily life, and the other is a record of my plans, habits, dreams, etc.

[0040] To explain this in detail, the flow of daily life is interconnected as follows: [Monthly Preview] <-> [Monthly At-Glance], [6-Column Habit At-Glance], [3-Column Action At-Glance] -> [Yearly At-Glance], [10-Year At-Glance]. These record books are illustrated in Figures 3 through 9. Here, [Monthly Preview] and [Monthly At-Glance] are forms for recording daily life; [Monthly Preview] is a form for recording confirmed daily schedules in advance, while [Monthly At-Glance] is used to record tasks that need to be done day by day. In [Monthly At-Glance], tasks for the day are written in advance using a pencil as keywords, and once completed, they are overwritten with another writing instrument, such as a ballpoint pen. In this way, among the tasks handled day by day, those that need to be looked up later can have their details recorded in detail on the corresponding date in [Monthly Preview], which can then be used to obtain information later.

[0041] Furthermore, forms for self-set habits, plans, and dreams—such as [Keyword Page] -> [Self Questions at a Glance] -> [Secret Plan] -> [3-Column Activity at a Glance]—are closely interconnected, allowing them to be utilized as tools to discover oneself and lead one's life proactively. These record books are illustrated in Figures 10 through 12. Here, the [Keyword Page] is used to note down daily distractions or fleeting thoughts as keywords. Additionally, the [Self Questions at a Glance] is used to establish guidelines when one does not know what to do or wants to learn more about oneself. The [Secret Plan] is used to track progress by recording things one wants to do or learn about by date. Even if an item is stopped or postponed, it is recorded to serve as information for future recurrence. Furthermore, if a list of ongoing activities is created, one moves to the [3-Column Activity at a Glance] to continue the activity. Moreover, the [3-Column Activity at a Glance] can serve as a culmination of the contents of the aforementioned [Keyword Page], [Self Questions at a Glance], and [Secret Plan]. As you expand on these activities, you can develop them into a hobby or specialize them to become your profession. In this way, you can provide yourself with both a hobby and a job.

[0042] In addition, the linked recording type one-view diary according to the present invention allows one to track the progress and development process of individual items through various specialized record sections. To explain in more detail, the [6-Square Habit One-View] shown in FIG. 6 is a place to record items for establishing habits that serve as important priorities for oneself. Among these items, items whose progress one wishes to track in more detail can be tracked using a separate specialized record section to understand their status and serve as a tool for achievement and development. That is, [6-Square Habit One-View] is subdivided into [Diet One-View], [Exercise One-View], [Reading One-View], etc., and recorded in specialized record sections. As shown in FIG. 13, 14, and 15, this specialized record section is printed with only one page per month and allows for a quick overview along with simple records. These specialized record sections can be used universally by recording various other items. Furthermore, the [Reading One-View] is numbered, and only the book title and the date it was finished reading are recorded. By writing it down in this way, you can identify the list of books you have read, and since a record of the books you started but stopped remains, you can maintain the initiative to decide whether to reread them later or simply ignore them.

[0043] Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 16, the [Mind at a Glance] record section included in the linked recording type one-glance diary according to the present invention allows for minimal recording of diaries, gratitude diaries, quotes, or resolutions on a single page. This [Mind at a Glance] record section is a format that allows for diverse yet free writing, such as one-line diaries, one-line gratitude diaries, and quotes, as one wishes to write on that day. Additionally, the small doodle section next to it is a space to express one's emotional state using emoticons or stickers. Drawing can provide a brief moment of relaxation and help improve emoticon skills. This record section can be utilized universally in various ways.

[0044] Furthermore, unlike standard household ledgers where a day or a week is written on a single page, [Household Ledger: Month at a Glance] allows you to simply record a month across two pages, enabling you to grasp your financial status for the entire month at a glance. In particular, since most of the various expense categories in standard ledgers are infrequent, [Household Ledger: Month at a Glance] integrates these intermittent items to avoid wasted pages and is designed to keep records as simple as possible. Fixed expense categories can be customized to suit your needs. As you record items by date according to the categories, totals for each category are generated. These monthly totals are then recorded in [Household Ledger: Year at a Glance]. This leads to an annual total, allowing you to grasp your entire year's income and expenses at a glance.

[0045] In addition, [Deposits at a Glance] records the status of deposits. Its key feature is the ability to track the flow of funds when a deposit matures. Furthermore, because current financial assets can be assessed at a glance, it allows for quick and easy planning of major variable expenses or short-to-medium-term investments. As shown in the example below, deposit status is recorded by assigning numbers; if a deposit matures and is re-deposited, the same number is used. An 'X' mark is placed over the first recorded number to indicate termination, allowing you to track where the cash came from and where it went by reviewing deposits with the same number. Additionally, if a matured deposit is spent or invested instead of being re-deposited, it should be recorded in the Principal / Interest Status column and the Remarks column. These expenditures are recorded in [Household Ledger at a Glance: Monthly], while investments can be recorded in specialized ledgers such as [Deposits at a Glance] or [Secret Plan].

[0046] As described above, the linked recording type one-eye diary according to the present invention is manufactured so that all recording sections can be separated and combined, allowing the user to use three recording sections—such as nine basic recording sections for recording daily life and dreams, five detailed specialized recording sections, and a household account section—as a single unit, or to select and record only the section that suits their lifestyle. In addition, all recording sections can have lines and columns reduced or increased to accommodate a large amount of recording or to write in larger font sizes; for example, [One Month at a Glance] and [One Mind at a Glance] can be designed to record a month's worth of records on one side or both sides.

[0047] The interconnected, one-view recording diary according to the present invention is manufactured to be very lightweight, even though it contains my entire life. This is because it is difficult to sustain records in a heavy diary. It can be carried anywhere for simple recording, and since the whole picture can be grasped even with brief entries, it can become an essential item even while traveling.

[0048] .

[0049] <Specific Examples>

[0050] Hereinafter, a linked recording type one-eye diary according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Each of the recording sections described below may be recorded using keywords, words, short phrases, or segments. In particular, it may be preferable for the 6-cell habit one-eye record section, the one-month one-eye record section, the 3-cell activity one-eye record section, and the keyword page record section to be recorded using keywords or words.

[0051] First, FIG. 1 shows the appearance of an interlocking recording type one-view diary according to the present invention.

[0052] Figure 2 shows a calendar for the corresponding year. Monthly from January 1 to December 31 of the corresponding year can be printed on one side.

[0053] Figure 3 is a 10-Year At-a-Glance Record Book. It is a table with columns for year, age, and issue, which can be printed on one side. Here, after reflecting on the past year, one can record the event that was the biggest issue or the most meaningful to oneself during that year in a single word or sentence. Of course, if necessary, one can also record two words or two sentences or more. Since this 10-Year At-a-Glance Record Book contains records for 10 years, one can look back on the past decade at a glance. For example, while looking at the 2024 annual at-a-glance record book, one can record the biggest issue in the corresponding 2024 column in January 2025 and in the 2025 column in January 2026. At this time, the 10-Year At-a-Glance Record Book in the 2026 diary can record the corresponding 2024 column and the 2025 column. In addition, the 10-year one-view record book can be printed with modified periods, such as a 5-year one-view record book or a 20-year one-view record book, with the period shortened or lengthened.

[0054] Figure 4 is an annual at-a-glance record book. It is a table equipped with rows from the 1st to the 31st and columns from January to December, which can be printed across both sides. It allows for recording the conclusion of the past month. In this annual at-a-glance record book, users can record memorable or important events using keywords from the content consistently practiced and recorded in the 6-column Habit at-a-glance record book, the Month at-a-glance record book, and the 3-column Activity at-a-glance record book described later. In this way, one can review memories by viewing the year's monthly records at a glance. For example, the biggest issue among the records from the 6-column Habit at-a-glance record book, the Month at-a-glance record book, and the 3-column Activity at-a-glance record book from last March can be recorded in the corresponding March column in early April. Through this annual at-a-glance record book, one can grasp the important events and activities performed throughout the year at a glance.

[0055] Figure 5 is a monthly preview record book. It is a table divided by day of the week from the 1st to the 31st, and can be printed across both sides. In this monthly preview record book, as well as in the monthly one-minute record book, the 6-column habit one-minute record book, and the 3-column activity one-minute record book, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays can be circled, and Saturdays and Sundays can also be circled in other record books. Here, scheduled events for the corresponding month and day can be recorded in advance, and detailed information about past events can be added. Furthermore, the monthly preview record book is linked with the monthly one-minute record book, the 6-column habit one-minute record book, and the 3-column activity one-minute record book, and can be recorded in the annual one-minute record book and the 10-year one-minute record book later. For example, as shown in Figure 8, if more detailed information is needed regarding the keywords recorded in order for the daily schedule in the monthly one-minute record book, information about those keywords can be added to the corresponding month and day in the monthly preview record book at that time. For example, you can record 'March 7, scheduled phone plan change' in the Monthly Preview Log, and then add detailed information to the Monthly Preview Log regarding the actual plan change on March 7, including details such as the carrier, monthly plan, and device performance. If the 'phone plan change' was not a scheduled event but an activity that took place on March 7, you can record 'phone plan change' as a keyword in the Monthly Glance Schedule and add information about the phone plan on that specific date in the Monthly Preview. Furthermore, the contents of the Monthly Preview Log can be linked and recorded in the 6-Column Habit Glance Log and the Monthly Glance Log. For instance, if 'Exercise PT' is recorded in the 6-Column Habit Glance Log, the keyword 'PT' is recorded in the Monthly Glance Log for that date, and detailed information, including costs, can be recorded in the Monthly Preview Log on the date the 'PT' was registered. This allows you to easily find the relevant information later when needed.

[0056] Figure 6 shows a 6-column "Habit at a Glance" record book. It is a table equipped with six columns and rows from the 1st to the 31st, designed to be printed on a single side. This 6-column "Habit at a Glance" record book is a particularly important format, serving as a place to record activities that have not yet been established as habits. Here, users can select and record 5 to 6 items from their New Year's resolutions that they have not been able to keep but wish to turn into habits, and track the number of times they have practiced them over the course of a month. For example, if you want to develop a habit of doing 50 squats, you would enter "50 squats" in the item column, record the number '1' when performing the first workout on the 1st, record the number '2' when performing the second workout on the 3rd, record the number of repetitions for the entire month, and record the total number of repetitions automatically identified in the last column. Since the desired habit items are set up and recorded simply using numbers, it is easy to establish the habit. Furthermore, because habit measurement and tracking are possible immediately, users can continuously monitor their desired habits at a glance, thereby boosting a sense of accomplishment and motivation. In addition, you can record the 50 Squad habits for as long as several months until they are established. Of course, if you give up on making this item a habit, you can delete it or enter a new item for making a habit. Also, the contents recorded in the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record can be entered into the Monthly at a Glance Record, and later into the Monthly Preview Record and the Annual at a Glance Record. Furthermore, regarding items from the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record where you want to deepen good habits by tracking the progress in more detail, such as exercise or reading, you can extract them into specialized record books, such as the Exercise at a Glance Record or the Reading at a Glance Record, as shown in Figures 14 and 15, and record them separately.

[0057] Figure 7 is a monthly at-a-glance logbook. Lines from the 1st to the 31st and spaces for notes can be printed across one or both sides. Here, the daily routine can be written briefly and simply in chronological order using keywords or words. You can record tasks in order after completing them, or if you wish to record tasks in advance so you do not forget them, you can write them in pencil; at the end of the day, you can rewrite completed tasks over the pencil text with a ballpoint pen, and leave uncompleted tasks uncrossed to serve as a reminder. In this way, you can see at a glance what was done and what was not done during the month. If you wish to record more detailed information regarding the contents of this monthly at-a-glance logbook, you can add it to the monthly preview logbook if it is already listed there, or add it on the corresponding date if it is not. Additionally, the contents recorded in the monthly at-a-glance logbook can also be recorded in the annual at-a-glance logbook.

[0058] Figure 9 shows a 3-column activity at a glance logbook. It is a table equipped with three columns and rows from the 1st to the 31st, which can be printed on a single side. This 3-column activity at a glance logbook is a place where the user lists the hobbies or activities currently engaged in daily life and records them with the aim of specializing in them. Although the table format is similar to the 6-column habit at a glance logbook, there are clear differences in the content recorded. Here, hobbies or activities can be recorded with the purpose of leveling them up into specialties or specializations to develop them into new professions or jobs. For example, items of current activities such as a reading club, playing the guitar, using Instagram, an art club, a writing club, or volunteering can be listed; club attendance or progress can be recorded daily, and the total number of activities can be recorded on the last row. In this way, it can serve as a tool that allows the user to view their activities at a glance through simple records, enabling them to sustain them consistently. By simply recording these activities without being fixated on the results—such as stopping or adding new ones—ideas for better methods may arise; reviewing the records can lead to greater immersion, specialization, or the emergence of new hobbies or activities. In addition, the contents recorded in the 3-column activity at-a-glance record book can be entered into the monthly at-a-glance record book, and later into the monthly preview record book, annual at-a-glance record book, and ten-year at-a-glance record book.

[0059] Figure 10 is a Secret Plan record book. It is a table with rows and columns for Secret Plan items, start dates, end dates, results, dates, and execution records, which can be printed across both sides. Here, the writer can record desires and curiosities that they have only been thinking about. First, items regarding things they have only been thinking about, such as "Would getting a *** certification be useful for employment? Should I look into it?", "Learning the guitar seems like it would be fun, but how much time and money does it cost?", or "Should I study stocks properly?", can be written down, and the actions taken to achieve these goals can be recorded on the corresponding dates. For example, one can first write down the item and start date for the *** certification, and then record subsequent actions on the corresponding dates, such as purchasing books based on the results of searching for exam schedules and study periods. Afterwards, one can record whether they quit due to a loss of interest or difficulty, or record details regarding the achievement of goals. Additionally, if you decide to consistently follow the contents recorded in the Secret Plan Record Book, you can specialize them by entering them into the 3-Column Activity at a Glance Record Book, or record them in the 6-Column Habit at a Glance Record Book to form a habit, and also record them in the Monthly at a Glance Record Book and the Monthly Preview Record Book. Through this, you can progress from the curiosity stage to habit formation, followed by focused specialization, and grasp the process and results at a glance.

[0060] Figure 11 is a keyword page record book. It is a blank space without a table and is located on the back of the first or last page of the Monthly Preview Record Book, Monthly At-Glance Record Book, and Secret Plan Record Book, or it may also be placed between the record books. Here, one can freely record thoughts or random ideas that suddenly come to mind while writing in the diary or going about daily life, like doodling. One can write down current moods, feelings, and thoughts that come to mind, and later use this space to obtain clues or hints to resolve problems by looking at it occasionally. Additionally, if one becomes curious about some of the content recorded in this keyword page record book and goes through the process of making it a part of daily life, a hobby, a habit, or an area of ​​specialization, this can be recorded in the Secret Plan Record Book, the 3-Column Activity At-Glance Record Book, the 6-Column Habit At-Glance Record Book, and the Monthly At-Glance Record Book.

[0061] Figure 12 is the "My Questions at a Glance" record book. It can be printed as a table with columns for questions and answers regarding one's social and personal situations and psychological state. Here, one can record by asking and answering questions to oneself when feeling indecisive or uncertain about what needs to be done. By recording different answers based on surrounding circumstances and the passage of time, it can help one learn more about oneself. Furthermore, while answering questions in the "My Questions at a Glance" record book, one may recall content to record in the "Secret Plan" record book, notes and doodles to record in the "Keyword Page" record book, or even record daily activities in the "3-Column Activity at a Glance" record book. As such, the "My Questions at a Glance" record book, like the "3-Column Activity at a Glance" record book, "Secret Plan" record book, and "Keyword Page" record book, serves as a place to record one's personal life and psychology. Since the contents are closely interconnected, entries can be duplicated across these records. Subsequently, these contents can also be recorded in the "6-Column Habit at a Glance" record book and the "Monthly at a Glance" record book.

[0062] Figure 13 is a diet record book at a glance. It can be printed as a table with rows from the 1st to the 31st and columns for breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals and calories. Since a month's worth of diet can be grasped at a glance on one side, changes can be induced along with dietary adjustments.

[0063] Figure 14 is an exercise at-a-glance record book. It is a specialized format for exercises that one wishes to strengthen among the habits listed in the aforementioned 6-cell habit at-a-glance record book, and can be printed as a table with rows from the 1st to the 31st and columns for exercise types. For example, one can list early morning swimming in the exercise category, count the number of repetitions each time the exercise is performed, and record more specific details such as kicking and floating. In this way, the progress of the exercise category can be grasped at a glance on a monthly basis, and motivation can be boosted by seeing the progress at a glance while comparing the records of the previous and current months.

[0064] FIG. 15 is a reading at a glance record book. It is a specialized format for reading habits that one wishes to further strengthen among the habits listed in the aforementioned 6-cell habit at-glance record book, and can be printed as a table having rows and columns for a serial number, book title and author, and date of completion. Here, the serial number, book title and author, and date of completion are recorded, and for books that were stopped midway, the date of completion may not be recorded. In addition, additional columns may be created to record the date the book was started, the duration, a summary, a review, and the number of times it was reread.

[0065] Figure 16 is a Mind at a Glance record book. It is a table with lines from the 1st to the 31st, columns for One-Line Diary / Gratitude Diary / Quote / One-Line Doodle~ Anything!, and columns for a small doodle pad, which can be printed across one or both sides. One can record the day's thoughts here. In the columns for 'One-Line Diary / Gratitude Diary / Quote / One-Line Doodle~ Anything!' for the corresponding date, one can select and record one or more items, such as the day's events, emotions, or inspiring quotes, or record them separately, such as today's diary and tomorrow's quote. Additionally, in the columns for the small doodle pad, one can express the mood at that time through doodles, drawings, colors, stickers, etc. Some of the contents of this Mind at a Glance record book are recorded in the Keyword Page record book, and may later be recorded in the 3-Column Activity at a Glance record book, 6-Column Habit at a Glance record book, Monthly at a Glance record book, and Monthly at a Glance Preview record book.

[0066] Figure 17 shows a monthly household ledger at a glance. It can be printed across both sides. It allows for recording fixed or non-fixed expenditures and costs by date, recording income, and recording the difference between monthly expenditures and the balance. For example, one side may be printed with a table featuring rows and columns for fixed expenditures such as management fees, insurance premiums, and communication fees, as well as a fixed expense meter, and a table featuring rows and columns for recording food expenses, dining out / social expenses, and daily necessities / clothing / beauty expenses by date. The other side may be printed with a table featuring rows and columns for main income (Income 1), supplementary income (Income 2), total income, total expenditure, and balance, as well as a table featuring rows and columns for recording medical expenses / health, education / culture / travel, and special occasions / allowances / taxes by date. Here, each entry item can be modified according to lifestyle patterns. In this way, one can record monthly income and expenditures and grasp their financial status at a glance. For example, for food expenses, you can record that a purchase of 100,000 won was made at E-mart on the 1st, continue listing the details below, and record the total on the bottom line. You can also record the corresponding details for other items and list the totals on the bottom line. Then, enter the total sum of these amounts and the total fixed costs into the expenditure section of the table at the top, and calculate the balance by comparing it with the income section. In this way, it is easy to grasp your financial status for the entire month at a glance.

[0067] Figure 18 is a household ledger at a glance for one year. It is a table that can be printed across both sides, featuring rows from January to December and columns for transportation, food, dining out / socializing, daily necessities / clothing / beauty / miscellaneous expenses, medical / health, education / culture / travel, special occasions / allowance / taxes, total expenditure, total income, balance, deposits / investments, and others. Here, once recording is completed at the end of the month in the monthly ledger at a glance, the data can be organized and recorded for the corresponding month. Monthly records can be made from January to December, and the annual total can be summarized in the bottom row. This allows for a monthly tracking of where and how much was spent, and enables a comprehensive overview of the year's expenditures at a glance. Furthermore, it allows for planning next year's expenses in advance by comparing them to the previous year, thereby promoting a stable financial situation.

[0068] FIG. 19 is a deposit record book at a glance. It can be printed across both sides as a table equipped with multiple lines and columns for serial number entry, subscription date, bank, account holder, principal, interest rate, interest amount, maturity date, tax, after-tax, principal direction, interest direction, and memo. For example, when a deposit is first opened, it can be recorded as 'Serial number 1, subscription date 2211.29, bank Suhyup, principal 45,000,000 won, interest rate 6.00%, interest amount 2,700,000 won, maturity date 23.11.29, tax 415,800 won, after-tax 2,284,200 won'. After recording the first deposits opened as 1, 2, 3, and 4 in this manner, the total principal and after-tax amount are recorded in the subtotal (S.TTL) column. Subsequently, if the deposit of '1' is re-deposited at Suhyup and the interest is withdrawn to IBK, it is recorded as 'Suhyup for principal direction, IBK for interest direction'. Then, for the re-deposit of '1', the same serial number '1' is entered on the line below the subtotal (S.TTL), and the following can be recorded: 'Serial number 1, Subscription date 2023.12.01, Subscription bank Suhyup, Principal 45,000,000 won, Interest rate 4.40%, Interest amount 1,980,000 won, Maturity date 2024.12.01, Tax 304,920 won, After tax 1,675,080 won'. Subsequently, upon maturity, 'Principal direction, Interest direction' can be recorded. In this way, when depositing a matured deposit back into another account, the serial number of the matured deposit is recorded in the serial number of the next deposit; by examining deposits with the same serial number, one can track where the funds came from and where they went. Additionally, if the matured deposit is withdrawn or invested instead of being re-deposited, it is recorded in the interest direction column and the memo column. Furthermore, details of withdrawals or investments can be recorded in other ledgers, including the household ledger, Monthly Overview, and Secret Plan. You can also mark the termination of a matured deposit by placing an 'X' mark on its serial number.

[0070] As explained above, a person skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that the present invention may be implemented in other specific forms without altering its technical concept or essential features. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the claims set forth below rather than by the detailed description, and all modifications or variations derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts should be interpreted as being included within the scope of the present invention.

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Claim 1 A monthly record book in which a table with multiple lines and columns is printed across one or both sides of a diary, tasks to be done today are recorded in advance with a pencil, and at the end of the day, the day's events are recorded as keywords on a single line for the corresponding date, allowing tasks done and postponed to be displayed at a glance and distinguishing between tasks that do not need to be done and tasks that do, and these daily records accumulate to automatically provide a one-month overview of daily life at a glance; It includes a 6-column habit at-a-glance record book, which induces habit formation by allowing one to grasp the practice records at a glance at the end of the month, wherein a table with multiple rows and columns is printed across one or both sides, items for habit formation are recorded in the top row, and below that, the number starting from 1 is recorded for each day whenever an item is practiced, and the total number of times practiced over a month is automatically identified in the bottom row; and a 3-column activity at-a-glance record book, which induces specialization in daily activities or hobbies by recording items for daily hobbies or club activities in the top row, and below that, detailed information on the practice of each activity is recorded for each day; and wherein a keyword is extracted from the above-mentioned monthly at-a-glance record book or thoughts kept in mind are recorded as items for habit formation in the 6-column habit at-a-glance record book while recording the number of times practiced for each day to form a habit, or a keyword from the above-mentioned monthly at-a-glance record book or an item from the 6-column habit at-a-glance record book is extracted or thoughts kept in mind in the above-mentioned daily at-a-glance record book, or thoughts kept in mind in the above-mentioned daily at-a-glance record book are specialized. An interconnected record-type one-glance diary characterized by recording practice details for each day as items, recording them separately if the items in the 6-cell habit one-glance record section and the 3-cell activity one-glance record section do not overlap, and recording them in a linked manner if they overlap. Regardless of this, the daily record in the monthly one-glance record section continues, and if necessary, the three record sections are linked to each other for recording. Claim 2 In claim 1, a monthly preview record book is configured such that a table containing dates from 1 to 31 corresponding to Monday through Sunday is printed across one or both sides, keywords determined to require information later are extracted from the monthly one-glance record book and recorded on the corresponding day along with detailed additional information, and when unfolded, important information from the month is searched at a glance; and an annual one-glance record book is configured such that a table containing lines from 1 to 31 and columns from January to December is printed across one or both sides, and the biggest issue or memorable event among the contents recorded in the monthly preview record book, the monthly one-glance record book, the 3-column activity one-glance record book, or the 6-column habit one-glance record book is recorded as a keyword on the corresponding month and day, and when unfolded, important events of the year are grasped at a glance by month and day. A 10-Year At-a-Glance Record Book, featuring a table printed across one or both sides equipped with a row for the year and a column for issues, in which the biggest issues or memorable events of the year are recorded as keywords from the Annual At-a-Glance Record Book, Monthly Preview Record Book, Monthly At-a-Glance Record Book, 3-Column Activity At-a-Glance Record Book, or 6-Column Habit At-a-Glance Record Book, allowing important events of the year to be grasped at a glance by year when opened; a Secret Plan Record Book, featuring a table printed across one or both sides with multiple rows and columns for entering various contents including items, start dates, end dates, and results of the Secret Plan, in which items such as obtaining certifications or studying stocks—desires and curiosities that are merely thoughts—are written down, and the details of action are recorded along with the corresponding dates; and for items that are consistently practiced, when opened, the records allow for a quick overview of what interests were explored, how far progress was made, and what the results were upon the conclusion of those interests, thereby serving as a stepping stone for future interests and desires.A table is printed spanning one or both sides, featuring lines from the 1st to the 31st, sections for one-line diaries, quotes, gratitude diaries, and one-line doodles, as well as a small doodle pad. In the one-line diary, quote, gratitude diary, and one-line doodle sections, one selects at least one of these—one-line diary, gratitude diary, quote, or one-line doodle—to record the day's events or emotions using keywords or short sentences, recording them differently each day according to one's mood. The small doodle pad is provided with a blank space and a "One Mind at a Glance Record"—allowing one to express the day's mood through doodles, drawings, colors, or stickers—so that one can grasp one's thoughts and emotions at a glance when the page is opened. One or both sides are provided for freely recording thoughts, distracting ideas, current moods, and feelings that suddenly arise while writing the diary or going about daily life, much like doodling. This space is utilized later to find clues or hints to resolve concerns when flipping through the pages. Furthermore, as curiosity arises regarding certain content leading to its integration into daily life, hobbies, or habits, a "Secret Plan Record," a "3-Column Activity at a Glance Record," and a "6-Column Habit at a Glance Record" are included. A linked record-type one-glance diary characterized by further including at least one of: a keyword page record book that records in a monthly one-glance record book and allows the recorded content to be grasped at a glance when opened; a question one-glance record book in which a table equipped with columns for questions and answers regarding one's social, personal, and psychological situations is printed across one or both sides, allowing one to learn about oneself as different answers are recorded for the same question depending on surrounding circumstances and time, and some answers are extracted and recorded in a 3-column activity one-glance record book, a 6-column one-glance habit record book, a monthly one-glance record book, a secret plan record book, or a keyword page record book, and allows the recorded content to be grasped at a glance when opened. Claim 3 In claim 1 or 2, a diet at a glance record book is printed across one or both sides with a table having rows from 1 to 31 and columns for breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals, and is recorded in conjunction with a 6-column habit at a glance record book for habit formation, allowing a month's diet to be grasped at a glance; an exercise at a glance record book is a specialized form that extracts exercise items recorded in the 6-column habit at a glance record book to record current progress and areas for improvement, thereby allowing the progress of exercise to be tracked, and a table having rows from 1 to 31 and columns for exercise types, etc., is printed across one or both sides, and whenever the corresponding exercise is performed, specific details or the number of times are recorded on the corresponding day, and the number of times it was performed during the month is counted and recorded, and when unfolded, the exercise practice process is grasped at a glance. A reading record at a glance, which is a specialized format created by extracting reading items recorded in the aforementioned 6-column "Habit at a Glance" record book, featuring a table printed across one or both sides equipped with columns for serial number, book title and author, and date of completion, allowing the entire reading status, including lists of completed and unfinished books, to be grasped at a glance when opened; and a monthly ledger at a glance, featuring a table printed across one or both sides equipped with rows and columns for fixed expenditure items such as management fees, insurance premiums, and communication fees, as well as costs and fixed expenses; a table equipped with rows and columns for Income 1, Income 2, Total Income, Total Expenses, and Balance; and a table equipped with rows and columns for expenditure items including food expenses, expenditure dates by item, expenditure details, and costs, with intermittent expenditure details recorded in integrated column to minimize the number of column entries, allowing the income, expenditures by item, and balance for the entire month to be grasped at a glance on a single left-right page without the need to turn to the next page when opened.A household ledger "1-Year At-a-Glance Record Book" that is printed across one or both sides with a table featuring rows from January to December and columns for expenditure items, allowing for the recording of monthly expenditures, income, balances, and deposits / investments, while recording specific large expenditures in the first and second halves of the year in the memo column at the bottom, and enabling a quick overview of the flow of funds for one year when unfolded; and a deposit at-a-glance record book that is printed across one or both sides with a table featuring multiple rows for entering numbers, multiple columns for items related to deposit subscription including the subscription date, and multiple columns for tracking the flow of deposits re-deposited after maturity and withdrawn deposits including the direction of principal and interest, by assigning a new number to deposits starting with new funds and assigning the same number as the previous matured deposit when the maturity refund from a previous matured deposit is re-deposited, thereby enabling a quick tracking and understanding of the flow of funds from a matured deposit—whether they have been re-deposited or withdrawn and recorded in the "1-Month At-a-Glance Record Book" where they were spent. An interconnected recording type one-view diary characterized by including at least one more of the above.; Claim 4 delete

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