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Introducing
The Craft Planner is the only planner that allows you to start with 2 simple steps and lets you plan your goals easily until you succeed. Forget about generic notebooks with one-size-fits-all templates. Most products are designed with the fixed layout without the flexible for alteration - this common dilemma potentially narrows customers’ demands, and they are forced to settle for less. The Craft Planner is one of a kind: Featuring a flexible layout with large empty spaces that you can use as you wish without being limited in any way, coupled with a minimalistic design that keeps distractions away and lets you focus to the task at hand. No matter where you are in your life’s journey, this planner has all it takes to become your most trusted companion: your business partner, your study mate or your travel buddy. A great planner’s most important job is to help you stay focused in order to achieve your goals. What else are friends for? The Craft Planner is more than just a planner: it is a partner in your success.
Experienced
If you’ve ever experienced any of the following, then you’ll love the Craft Planner Inaccurate Most people hate planning because they believe that reality is so fluid that their plans fail to keep up with it, rendering it irrelevant. Thus, all the time spent on planning is considered wasted. Excuses • Procrastination. You spend most of your time making plans, but you leave actions for a later date. • You complete your tasks just in the nick of time because you have the illusion that your time is endless. • You avoid taking on complex tasks unless you find a large opening in your schedule – but you almost never do. • You always spend more time resting than working. Long-term planning includes a lot of guessing • The only constant in long-term planning is the certainty of being disrupted by unforeseen circumstances. • Having too many goals will throw you off your track. • You will not be confident enough in your next plan. • It will make you less enthusiastic about your goals. With the Craft Planner, we have produced an effective tool that will get you working and make sure you stay working until your job is done. Stop worrying about deadlines. Stop worrying about half-done projects. Stop worrying about whether or not you are going to do what you need to do.
Plan your way to success Give life to your ideas
Studies
Jot down your amazing ideas, and plan your future based on
Don’t get overwhelmed by homework; plan ahead, save
Entrepreneurship
Wellness
Use your idea to build a startup around it and navigate to
Plan your diet; quit smoking; lose weight, and more! Setting goals will make it happen!
Travel
Family
Either professional or leisure, travelling needs good planning in advance!
Organize your life to welcome your new family member; keep track of every stage, from pregnancy to parenthood!
Business Planning
Fitness & Sports
Design your company’s strategy by defining clear goals; jot down innovative ideas or distribute
Whether competitive or leisure, use the Planner to monitor your progress and track your fitness goals!
No matter where you are in your life’s journey, this planner has all it takes to become your most trusted companion: your business partner, your study mate or your travel buddy.
BREAKDOWN
2 Simple Steps for Successful Goal Setting TIMEFRAME
Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
Step 1 Create your large goal and break it down into smaller goals. (Each goal has a 1-week timeframe, which is enough for the majority of goals).
Estimate the approximate time required for your goals and mark the corresponding time frame.
LAUNCH NEW WEBSI TE - Research - Logo design - Buy a domain - Install Wordpress - Choose website theme - Webpage design
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“A year from now you will wish you had started today.” Karen Lamb
Grocery # Fruits # Bega cheese # Blue corn chips # Pastaaa
*Buy Miu Miu for her new toy
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4 Mon Research idea Logo design 1 8
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Check email & remember reply to Rosie
Logo design 3
Breakfast with mate
Logo design 4
6.30am Today Challenge +10km
Breakfast 10am
Today Challenge +10km Finish August spreads &
layout
BUY A DOMAIN! 10
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LOGO DESIGN
www.cobbery.com
Photoshot with new product Vacuum office area 11
INSTALL WORDPRESS 12
[youtube tutorial] Learn how to install wordpress
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Buy hosting for my website
2.30pm Project meeting
4pm Book business trip to Sydney in October
Install wordpress 2
5.30pm Complete CRA500
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Take photos & backup
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Add new journal pages
# improvement of project B Workout! # Next week prepare the B
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Meeting Agenda
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4.30pm Call new client one tanjung
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# Project A amendment
Meeting with Lisa
# New project C
Grocery shopping
#Complete annual report
Step 2 Split your goals into achievable to-do lists (tasks). The big advantage of breaking down your goals into tasks is that it creates small, actionable and achievable steps for you to take.
BREAKDOWN
Flexible Weekly Layout Design WEEK 1 NOTES
Weekly Motivational Quote Take control of your thoughts, adopt a positive attitude and pursue your goals.
“A year from now you will wish you had started today.” Karen Lamb
Grocery # Fruits # Bega cheese # Blue corn chips # Pastaaa
*Buy Miu Miu for her new toy
GOALS
4 Mon LOGO DESIGN Research idea Logo design 1 8
Logo design 2 Logo design 3
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Arrangements from 6am to 9pm; this will help you stay organized and easily monitor your tasks and goals.
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Logo design 4
7am Today Challenge +10km Breakfast with mate
8.30am Check email & remember reply to Rosie 10am
BUY A DOMAIN!
Finish August spreads & layout
www.cobbery.com
Photoshot with new product
2.30pm 11
INSTALL WORDPRESS 12
[youtube tutorial] Learn how to install wordpress
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Buy hosting for my website Install wordpress
Meeting with Jennie 4pm Project A handover. Call louise to followup 4.30pm Call new client one tanjung
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Book business trip to Sydney in October
Shopping lists Egg Parmesan Cheese! Pancetta Powder Olive oil 5.30pm
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Buy a new pet toy
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Add new journal pages
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Workout! 6
Meeting Agenda 7
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Meeting with Lisa
# Next week prepare the B
Grocery shopping
# Project A amendment # New project C
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Flexible Layout Design If you need more room to accommodate your planning, the entire layout can be combined to suit your needs.
8pm
# improvement of project B
#Complete annual report
WEEK 1
# *Follow up with supplier # Paybill
NOTES 6
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6 Wed Bread + egg for breakfast watched youtube :D
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Ask Mike to prepare C document for me
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Amendment of Project B Meet up with Jisoo for
concept of video shooting project A discussion
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Call Louise to confirm with the detail drawings
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Complete Project A & send to Jisoo assistant
Charge camera
Ask Kelvin send me
7 Thu 6am My Love Hong Kong Breakfast!
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plan
Complete
Visit Exhibition
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3d perspective view for
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Dinner with my love one
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Pack for tomorrow business trip
6.30am Dimsum!
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Go to Disney Land with my love one
8.00pm Steamboat with my friends Joe & Felix
Weekly and daily timeframes allow you to keep track of your tasks and never lose focus again; you can use the blank space to jot down notes and sketches.
11.30pm Rest early & go back tomorrow morning
Go back to hotel take a good rest
7pm
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10am Meeting with my client at Central Starbucks
Lunch with my buddy Joe
Complete furniture layout
Space for important notes; easy access to crucial information.
# photocard # food # shirt # watches
Today Challenge +10km
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Live time meeting Go to Hong Kong company with my partner
meeting
9 Sat 6am Go to airport Rest day!
Research
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Take a good rest!
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# improvement of project B
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# Prepare C document
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# Project C amendment
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Family day!
# New proposal #Complete annual report
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To switch days, simple draw a line!
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Savings / Expenses / Bills
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Savings / Expenses / Bills
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x12 Pages of Finance Tracker
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NOTES
MONDAY
TUESDAY
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YEAR:
Input your significant events, appointment, meeting & etc.
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TIMEFRAME
Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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Keep your focus and keep your goals to a minimum.
MEASURABLE FOR YOUR GOALS
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GOALS
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“A year from now you will wish you had started today.” Karen Lamb
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“Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” David Allen
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“Focus on being productive instead of busy.” Tim Ferriss
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“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.” Albert Schweitzer
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“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.” Walt Disney
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