How to use the Productivity Planner
Take an inside look at how you can finally beat procrastination and get more done in less time.
Reflection prompts: Cultivate a growth mindset with morning and end-of-day reflection prompts.
Most Important Task: Gets filled out first––your most important task is usually one that feels uncomfortable and prone to procrastination. Then, set your secondary and additional tasks.
Daily Schedule: Add your meetings and other important scheduled items on your calendar.
Focus Time: Work towards your priorities using the Focus Time method—our time-tracking and management system.
Trackers: Use trackers to check in with yourself and gain insights into how your habits, emotions and mood influence your productivity.
Notes: This is where your ideas, reminders, and observations live.
Inspiring Quote: Begin each day with an inspiring and eye-opening quote at the top of every page.
How it Works
- The Productivity Planner uses tried-and-tested techniques, designed into your own personal productivity sidekick that will be by your side daily.
- By setting yourself a maximum of five tasks a day, completing the most important first, and working on only one at a time with the help of the Focus Time technique, you will be able to finish the projects you have been procrastinating.
- Achieve more with less.
The Focus Technique
- The Productivity Planner features our built-in time management system called the Focus Time technique.
- Focus Time uses focused work and break sessions. This method offers flexibility to pause the timer when unavoidable distractions occur, then re-start the timer and re-focus on your chosen task.
- Once you complete the session, take a break and re-energize for your next Focus Time session. That’s it.
