3D clip art of the And So It Is quarterly goal planner for neurodivergent minds, designed by Toronto author and motivational speaker Ghazaleh Ghasemi
Goal Planner

و چنین است

A quarterly goal planner for neurodivergent minds — written, designed, and published by Ghazaleh Ghasemi. Three editions, one framework: ninety-day vision, weekly rhythm, daily grace.

And So It Is quarterly goal planner for neurodivergent minds by Ghazaleh Ghasemi — all three editions (Neutral, Feminine, Masculine) arranged on a dark walnut table with dried botanicals, a brass compass and scattered gold leaf.
Three editions

Same framework. Three covers chosen for the way you actually live with a planner.

The framework

Most planners punish the way neurodivergent minds actually work. And So It Is starts where you start — with intention — and gives you a quarter at a time, not a year-shaped weight.

90-day arcs

Quarters are the natural attention span of a creative mind. One vision, three months, four checkpoints.

Weekly rituals

Intention setting, gentle review, and a built-in pause for the weeks that didn't go to plan — without shame.

Daily grace

Three priorities, one feeling, and space for the thoughts that arrive at 11pm and refuse to leave.

The editions

In her own words

Pulled from Ghazaleh's @andsoitis.goalplanner — the why behind the framework, in her voice.

“This planner is not about doing more. It's about becoming who you said you'd be — one quarter, one ritual, one honest page at a time.”

Built after years of watching neurodivergent founders, artists, and seekers burn out inside planners designed for someone else's brain. And So It Is gives you a 90-day arc, a weekly check-in that forgives the missed weeks, and a daily page that asks only what you can actually answer.

Bulk · Gifting · Workshops

Planning for your team, retreat, or community?

And So It Is travels well — into corporate offsites, women's circles, men's groups, and classrooms. Reach out for bulk orders, signed copies, or a quarterly planning workshop hosted by Ghazaleh.