Most planners give you one column for everything, which is how a client call ends up scribbled next to a dentist appointment. This one splits every week across a spread. The left page holds your top 3 priorities, an income and sales tracker, Mon to Sun business tasks and one thing to outsource or let go of. The right page holds family and home priorities, a self-care check-in, a meal plan and what you're grateful for.
What's inside
My Why and annual goals
My Ideal Week
12 monthly openers
Business and family goals on facing pages, with a revenue target and a stretch number.
A time-block grid where you mark each block B for business, F for family or M for me.
Each starts with a quote from a woman who built something and a one-line note on what she did.
Monthly overview
Month in review and quarterly reviews
Call and lead log, idea vault, habit tracker and notes pages
Your top 3 business goals next to your top 3 for the family, an income goal beside what actually came in, and a calendar you date yourself.
Ten minutes at month's end: what worked, what didn't and the one change you'll make next. Every three months, a bigger look back and a plan for the quarter ahead.
Log calls and leads so you know who gets a call back, park ideas before they disappear, and track the habits you're building.
Undated, so you can't fall behind.
Start in October. Start in March. Miss a week when your little one is sick and pick up again without tearing out blank pages.
Run the business. Run the home.
Keep your head.
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