Your delivery is very clear, concise and on point. I enjoy that you included the overview with a minimum, and you included digital and paper options. Nice job, Rachelle!
I definitely need to implement this process! Thanks for the breakdown. I think I would do something like this daily as well. My timeblindness impacts my life a lot, so reviewing daily is important for me to stay on track of my work goals and personal life.
Thanks so much for making this complicated process concise and understandable. You have a gift! To answer your question about what works for me: I find time blocking overwhelming, so I put my tasks for the week in a to do list and check them off when complete. So satisfying! I find that when I attach certain times to tasks, I more easily become numb to my calendar and nothing seems critical.
I do my weekly reset on Saturdays but don't check in (goals). Thanks for the "bare minimums" as a guide. I feel better having a structured plan. Now onto implementation!
Perfect timing ! I am just beginning a new online program and the planning strategics have been a struggle so far. Really needed some clarity to be able to efficiently move forward. This will definitely help ! Consice, no bullshit and so well articulated. Thank you for this video
Very helpful. It would be interesting to plan when in a corporate job, because you don´t have so many freedom with scheduling and things can change quickly.
The more you listen to the learning process the easier it becomes to implement I'm definitely enjoying your videos and finding myself listening and pairing them with my planning time thanks for all your great content so far I have the hobonichi weeks, which has been a learning experience of what works for me and what doesn't
I've always been chasing better productivity, believing it’s the foundation for success. I’ve done the usual-task lists, reminders, apps-but somehow, they all seemed to fall short. Then I read about the idea of having someone keep you accountable. I tried it with a friend, but we both slacked off pretty quickly. Now I’ve signed up for a structured program with Habit10x, and it’s already feeling like a much more reliable system. Fingers crossed that this will help me finally stick to my productivity goals!
I like your breakdown of this process. I do something pretty similar (also on Sunday afternoons) and I even schedule it in my calendar. I have an entry that just says “Wrap Up” at the end of my week and these steps are also basically what I do. Looking back and reviewing is very helpful for not letting tasks fall away forgotten and it’s a good growing experience (like realizing I get a little too enthusiastic about what I can accomplish on a Monday before noon…).
New to this channel. Do you show how you use your Full Focus Planner and Hobonichi weekly together? Just got my hobonichi weeks MEGA but the Full Focus looks really helpful!
Your delivery is very clear, concise and on point. I enjoy that you included the overview with a minimum, and you included digital and paper options. Nice job, Rachelle!
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I love when you pull out the notebook and markers!
Me too!
I definitely need to implement this process! Thanks for the breakdown. I think I would do something like this daily as well. My timeblindness impacts my life a lot, so reviewing daily is important for me to stay on track of my work goals and personal life.
Thanks so much for making this complicated process concise and understandable. You have a gift! To answer your question about what works for me: I find time blocking overwhelming, so I put my tasks for the week in a to do list and check them off when complete. So satisfying! I find that when I attach certain times to tasks, I more easily become numb to my calendar and nothing seems critical.
I do my weekly reset on Saturdays but don't check in (goals). Thanks for the "bare minimums" as a guide. I feel better having a structured plan. Now onto implementation!
Perfect timing ! I am just beginning a new online program and the planning strategics have been a struggle so far. Really needed some clarity to be able to efficiently move forward. This will definitely help !
Consice, no bullshit and so well articulated. Thank you for this video
Very helpful. It would be interesting to plan when in a corporate job, because you don´t have so many freedom with scheduling and things can change quickly.
I like this channel - not just about planner but productivity as well. Thanks ☺️
This is suuuuch a great channel. So different from most of the planner channels I subscribe to. Please keep up the good work! ❤️
The more you listen to the learning process the easier it becomes to implement I'm definitely enjoying your videos and finding myself listening and pairing them with my planning time thanks for all your great content so far I have the hobonichi weeks, which has been a learning experience of what works for me and what doesn't
I've always been chasing better productivity, believing it’s the foundation for success. I’ve done the usual-task lists, reminders, apps-but somehow, they all seemed to fall
short. Then I read about the idea of having someone keep you accountable. I tried it with a friend, but we both slacked off pretty quickly. Now I’ve signed up for a structured
program with Habit10x, and it’s already feeling like a much more reliable system. Fingers crossed that this will help me finally stick to my productivity goals!
I like your breakdown of this process. I do something pretty similar (also on Sunday afternoons) and I even schedule it in my calendar. I have an entry that just says “Wrap Up” at the end of my week and these steps are also basically what I do. Looking back and reviewing is very helpful for not letting tasks fall away forgotten and it’s a good growing experience (like realizing I get a little too enthusiastic about what I can accomplish on a Monday before noon…).
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Great video! You have provided very clear and actionable steps. I will implement these immediately in my planning process. Thanks 🙏
Great video. Thanks.
Hello
Great video, but I wanna know what notebook you’re using :)
Talking about the big Resolve/check-in/Plan one.
Thanks, Rachelle
Love this video! I want to ask what notebook you use during the resolve section of the video?
New to this channel. Do you show how you use your Full Focus Planner and Hobonichi weekly together?
Just got my hobonichi weeks MEGA but the Full Focus looks really helpful!
Akiflow doesn't have Apple integration, major dealbreaker for me unfortunately. GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS :))))))
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This looks a lot like Scrum