Super glad I came across your video! I purchased the panda planner a few months back and I wasn't sure how I was going to tackle this. Your examples made it clear and less daunting.
I love my Rocketbook panda planner. Sweet and simple. It’s the planner (other than my own) that I’ve used more than any system. Daily and weekly, and rating sections are my favorite.
So glad I just subbed to your channel! I just got my RPP last week--bought it as a birthday present to myself! I'm loving it so far. Thank you for showing how the goal setting pages work. So far I've only been using the daily pages, but I'm ready to utilize the rest of the planner as well. I also downloaded the Rocketbook app, but I've only partially set it up. I will be testing it out very soon! 😊
I see to many people planning and not enough doing. I used a Franklin Planner system for 30 years in the Classic size. For businesses and personal use and it is still the best option.
Looks great. I would thoroughly enjoy writing that all up. This is a really good planner. I have other ones, perhaps not as thorough though. Unfortunately, after you write it all down, you have to actially follow it and herein lies the problem...m
I gave mine to my son and I wound up getting the plain Rocket-book notebook. Core? I want the planner, but not all the mental stuff. I love the notebook! I can write in it and keep my notes wherever I. I never have to buy another notebook. I have millions of notebook’s, my adhd wants me to own more than I will ever need. I have an undated digital planner that I got on Etsy that has everything, and I can just duplicate it to never have to buy another one.
I can see this would be a handy tool for some people. But it seems a tad complicated with too many steps for me. I couldn’t use a bullet journal for the same reason. But thank you for showing us.
I tried a bullet journal for the first time last year and it was a scattered mess. This year I got more intentional (and obsessed) about it and came up with a very simple system. It’s more like a collection of small, daily checklists. I use two pages a week and save a little space for notes. There I can write a bit about what did or didn’t work that week. I designated the first few pages to listing my big goal for the year and for quarterly goals. I printed and cut out little calendar months that I glued at the beginning of the book for reference. I leave it open on the kitchen table. Those little empty boxes are SO enticing, haha. That’s it! Very simple and easy. I only use it for things I do at home. Everything else goes in my phone calendar (appts. etc.) because I need the reminders.
Is your pen extra fine tip or fine tip? I went to the link and there are two options, and it selected fine tip automatically, but just want to make sure fine tip is good enough for writing. Thank you!
Hello. This May be a dumb question but I’ve just discovered Rocketbook; is this panda planner a completely different book? Or is there just one rocket book that I would add these pages to? 🤔
Hey Sheri, Not a dumb question at all. The rocketbook is the brand of book that is resuable. They have blank books and some are formatted as a planner. But, they also partnered with panda planner to create a reusable book that's also in the theme of the panda planner. So it's the same as a normal panda planner, only it's resuable. I hope that makes sense.
Very informative video! Do you have to keep purchasing new planners each quarter because after 30 days, the ink stains the pages or is difficult to erase?
Super glad I came across your video! I purchased the panda planner a few months back and I wasn't sure how I was going to tackle this. Your examples made it clear and less daunting.
Glad it was helpful!
I love my Rocketbook panda planner. Sweet and simple. It’s the planner (other than my own) that I’ve used more than any system.
Daily and weekly, and rating sections are my favorite.
So glad I just subbed to your channel! I just got my RPP last week--bought it as a birthday present to myself! I'm loving it so far. Thank you for showing how the goal setting pages work. So far I've only been using the daily pages, but I'm ready to utilize the rest of the planner as well. I also downloaded the Rocketbook app, but I've only partially set it up. I will be testing it out very soon! 😊
glad it was helpful for you!
I see to many people planning and not enough doing. I used a Franklin Planner system for 30 years in the Classic size. For businesses and personal use and it is still the best option.
Looks great. I would thoroughly enjoy writing that all up. This is a really good planner. I have other ones, perhaps not as thorough though. Unfortunately, after you write it all down, you have to actially follow it and herein lies the problem...m
I gave mine to my son and I wound up getting the plain Rocket-book notebook. Core? I want the planner, but not all the mental stuff. I love the notebook! I can write in it and keep my notes wherever I. I never have to buy another notebook. I have millions of notebook’s, my adhd wants me to own more than I will ever need. I have an undated digital planner that I got on Etsy that has everything, and I can just duplicate it to never have to buy another one.
I can see this would be a handy tool for some people. But it seems a tad complicated with too many steps for me. I couldn’t use a bullet journal for the same reason. But thank you for showing us.
I tried a bullet journal for the first time last year and it was a scattered mess. This year I got more intentional (and obsessed) about it and came up with a very simple system. It’s more like a collection of small, daily checklists. I use two pages a week and save a little space for notes. There I can write a bit about what did or didn’t work that week. I designated the first few pages to listing my big goal for the year and for quarterly goals. I printed and cut out little calendar months that I glued at the beginning of the book for reference. I leave it open on the kitchen table. Those little empty boxes are SO enticing, haha. That’s it! Very simple and easy. I only use it for things I do at home. Everything else goes in my phone calendar (appts. etc.) because I need the reminders.
@@Sarah-ht7csthank you for sharing your process! I am very excited for you and would love to hear how it’s being going so far now.😊
That was a mouth full
Is your pen extra fine tip or fine tip? I went to the link and there are two options, and it selected fine tip automatically, but just want to make sure fine tip is good enough for writing. Thank you!
Hello. This May be a dumb question but I’ve just discovered Rocketbook; is this panda planner a completely different book? Or is there just one rocket book that I would add these pages to? 🤔
Hey Sheri, Not a dumb question at all. The rocketbook is the brand of book that is resuable. They have blank books and some are formatted as a planner. But, they also partnered with panda planner to create a reusable book that's also in the theme of the panda planner. So it's the same as a normal panda planner, only it's resuable. I hope that makes sense.
Very informative video! Do you have to keep purchasing new planners each quarter because after 30 days, the ink stains the pages or is difficult to erase?
Nope, I'm still using the same one that I bought for this video.
@@CarenMagill Great, thanks!
@@CarenMagillthis is great news 🎉 that was my only concern about it.
New subbie!
Welcome!!
Do you still use it?
Sometimes.