A walkthrough of the Passion Planner's structure: daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly pages with prompts for focus, to-do lists, and a passion roadmap for 90-day, yearly, and 3-year planning. The speaker prefers physical planning for reflection alongside a digital calendar and recommends a regular cadence from yearly goals down to daily tasks.
I promise you, this is so far from anything that you've ever been to. And now this was really cool. I got a passion planner. It's just a really cool rhythm around kind of just, you know, achieving. I guess you can see a little bit of it here on a week, sort of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly basis, kind of achieving. There's positive focus built in, there's this week's focus, there's on the bottom, there's some boxes to sort of fill in, and even daily focus. So there's a weekly focus, a daily focus, personal to do list, professional to do list, Just a very cool like insights of the week. Very much a feeling of kind of the DYD almost. So you know, you can still do your dyd, but then it ends up in your calendar. I like the thought of having a book with me that I'm sort of just living in and working on consistently versus, you know, having just a digital calendar. I'm not getting rid of my digital calendar, right. But it's, it's, it's actually having something to work on and look at my week and really be able to reflect and have a more thoughtful process around planning my life. So I thought that was really cool. Free PDF downloads. That's really cool. So I guess you don't have to buy the planner. Okay, so here's actually a PDF of the whole thing, which is cool. So it's just really, really slick tool. I didn't think I'd be as I've gotten a lot of these before, I didn't think I'd be as impressed with it, just how to set it up. And every quarter there's this passion roadmap where you're looking at three months, lifetime, one year, three years, prioritize. Just all the stuff we're already doing, but just in a book. So I just thought it was cool. And here are the weeks. People to see, places to go, not to do list, Personal projects, work projects, you know, these are your priorities, your top priority projects. So it really fits in like nicely into the way we already kind of organized good things that happened this week. Personal to do list, work to do list. Space of infinite possibility, right? To kind of jot down your thoughts on your big dreams. Having structure around getting shit done, sort of setting goals and getting them done on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual basis is the entire game. This is not a touchy feely kind of thing by any stretch of the imagination. This is how shit happens in your life. I don't care what it is, right? So if it's this, or if it's something else, it's your DYD that you're using or some other planning process. The 90, 90 day focus is definitely the way to go, but putting it into, into your actual schedule and then putting some, some emotion around it is the way to do it. And I wouldn't bring it up if I didn't think it was really important. So I don't bring anything up on this call that I don't think is really, really important. So that is something cool to check out. The whole point is that you want to make a conscious effort to, to plan a year quarterly, weekly, daily, and then also chunk it out less than that.
