Almost finished exited for the next one

I find that filling in a square stimulates exactly the kind of reflection I want to have. Also, no matter what response it generates from my friends it is making the topic of death discussable, which I think is a good thing.

Bought these as gifts for siblings. Print and paper is really nice quality. I like how there is a QR code included on the poster as well which brings up your unique profile.

At 65 my weeks lived far exceed the weeks ahead- which brings me to the point- this poster is my reminder to embrace each day with grace and openness. I first saw the poster on Dr. Peter Attia's podcast and finally got up the nerve to buy it. No regrets here. I even gave it a title "Karen's Embrace Life to The Fullest"

My first order got to me with a massive kink in it from it being shoved in a mailbox. I told them about it and they promptly shipped me another one for free. Very glad to see them support their customers! And I love the product.

This morning I crossed another white square on my oh so aesthetically perfect and beautiful 4K weeks "fade to black" calendar, that my husband still fears to frame into a gold-plated antique frame and hang it in our house stairway as I had planned - but he still has some time to come to turn with his own life, ageing and mortality, as I did the moment when I saw beloved Dr. Peter Attia and Dr. Andrew Huberman showed what they have got and how it feels, and decided to definitely get it too and frame it and hang it.

And it's the most valuable thing I own. It reminds me so tenderly of the time that passes and so gently and daily encourages me to live more mindfully.

And so this morning, when I was doing some gardening, preparing it for the coming fall and winter, it was pouring rain, and I was completely wet and feeling cold - normally I felt miserable on such occasions - like, why on earth I have to do such a job - but this morning everything suddenly felt different - I was wondering how many such late summer gardening mornings, even if wet and cold- I will still have privilege to have - if I am lucky and age well, to be at all able to do some gardening- maybe 10 or 15... just... only... and then I realised how every single moment of our life should feel ever so precious and be fully and consciously lived. Even when the times become rough and challenging, overwhelming or we tend to suffer - my calendar and that rest of the white squares field constantly getting smaller and smaller, remind me of the preciousness of our lives and its finitude.

And above all, this "fade to black" is such an extraordinary work of art 🖼️🖤

The delivery was fast and it came very well packaged, no damages!
Since it’s a Christmas present I opened it and inspected then hid it away. The only thing that has creeped into my thoughts is how easy/hard it will be to colour in the weeks as they pass as it is framed and behind glass? I may need to inspect one more time before I wrap it up. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase as I know the recipient will get a kick out of it!

Bright and visual as displayed in pictures.

I’ve purchased this poster for my husband’s birthday. He loved it!

I gave this to my daughter on the birth of her first child as a reminder of how quickly time flies by. She was very happy with the presentation

It's shocking, but okay. I'm grateful to follow my examined life. It helps that I am actively filling my weeks. For me, that means hiking 25 miles/ week. 1955.

I got this framed and it is beautiful. Great motivational piece and I am happy I got it

This poster is a great reminder that life still has a lot of living to do!! The intention of this poster has been achieved for me, I am not messing around and taking life by the horns!! I appreciate every day and look towards making daily and weekly progress and learning from my mistakes and repeating my successes. This has also empowered me to say 'NO' when necessary, after all I have 2k weeks still to live. Thank you for such a great inspirational product, and also very well made.

Definitely helps put things into perspective

The poster is a great reminder of our mortality and provides a good visual of how long we’ve been here and potentially how long we have left. I find it also a nice reflection and gratitude tool of the decades I have lived already.

Just do it this is not a rehearsal!

My daughter introduced me to 4kweeks and I figured it would be a great thing to share so everyone could really see what it looks like to live as long as I live. Thanks!!!

helped create a sense of urgency to go after all the things ive always wanted

Extremely useful

This weekly life calendar is a fantastic visual tool that encourages you to treasure each day and not postpone the important things. NOW is the time to make that trip you’ve always dreamed of, buy a rebounder to make exercise fun, and ensure you’re in kick-ass shape at 100. It truly puts everything in perspective.

While my son called it depressing, I find it incredibly inspiring. The quality of the printed calendar and the framed product is top-notch. It’s a beautiful reminder to live fully and make the most of every week. Thank you!

If you are looking for a like minded, helpful group of people who not only help you stay on track with your goals, but also support you with whatever question you have - Look no further. Plus, there is plenty of inspiration from the other members posts. It's like the group of peers you wish you had in your offline life.

Came just as described. I’m in the process of determining where to hang it.
I’m a very visual person. I’m older and reflective. This will support me in focusing my future time.

Knowing someone is watching you changes behavior and usually in a positive way. This group uses that effect to increase good behavior. I know anything that helps me be good, and even better, is a solid plus. Also, I simply love to track things. I volunteered to track my daily steps and my "social time". Even a 1% increase month by month benefits. I'm not looking to change the world. Just the world I populate and influence.

Make every day(week) count! This poster is a great reminder of just that. It will be an interesting ritual to fill this out weekly and reflect on how i spend my time going forward. Great conversation piece as well :-)

Every week marked off on the poster represents both the time that’s just past and the rest of the future. Time perspective is visually enhanced.