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As an overgiver, it’s really important for us to be able to plan and organize our time and make sure that the time that we use for the things that we want to do takes precedence over letting others steal that time away from us. That’s why I created the Rockstar planner, I found that there were no planners on the market that really did what I needed them to do. This is when I began to take bits and pieces and put them together. Today, I want to share all the things you need to know about the Rockstar Business Planner.
- You might buy physical planners because they’re cute, or they’re pretty or they look like maybe there’ll be fun. I’ve been there and what I have found is that pretty planners don’t work.
- The Rockstar business planner is all about being accountable. It’s about putting your business and your life in order.
- We have two sizes, the full size, which is 8.5” by 11”, which is the desktop size, and a half size planner, which is 5.5” by 8” which is called the digest size.
- This year is the first year that we have had the option to have a dated or undated version.
- Not only do we have pages that are already laid out for you, but we also have pages that are specifically meant to be used for bullet journaling.
- And on top of that, at the very beginning of the Rockstar planner book, there is an index available for you to make sure that you know what you are tracking on each of the bullet journal pages inside your bullet journal.
- You can plan your business, your life, and your family all in one place.
- When you buy the planner, you get access to the Rockstar planner party!. If you buy the planner after the live party, that’s okay, because you’ll get access to the replay as well.
There is a LOT of value inside this planner so I wanted to lay it all out for you! At the end of the day, regardless of whether you use the Rockstar business planner, or you find another planner that works well for you, I encourage you to use it daily and make sure that you’re not one of those people that fall off the wagon at the end of January. When you track your goals you will actually have something to measure all those other “opportunities” against so you can create the business that you want, not the business that somebody else thinks you should have.
