A teacher bought a $5,000 daily planner and was furious about the price until trying it. The system works by listing three must-do tasks and seven should-do tasks each day. The seller offered a full refund if it didn't work, but the speaker says it transformed their productivity.
What's crazy is, as simple as it is, when I went to the guy, I was pretty mad because I paid $5,000 for this. I'm like, bro, like, what? This is— I've seen kindergartners, kindergarten teachers using this. Why did I pay $5,000 for a daily planner for a teacher? He's like, well, if it doesn't work for you, I'll give you your money back. He's like, that's what I use. I'm like, it was simple. All of a sudden it became very simple. He's like, that's what I use. Like, if it doesn't work, I'll give you all your money back. Just try it. And sure as shit, when we tried it, it worked out. So it's a, it's literally 3 things that must get done. Boom. And then there's 7 things over to the side right there that you want to get done that you might need to delegate it. And it'll even, it even says list the tasks that would be good to do today, but are not essential. Right? So you have 3 must-dos and 7, 7 should-dos.
