How To Weekly Plan | Digital Planner Training

[@sikmusik1]

Branden, thank you! I have been using a Rocketbook for over 3-4 months now and I liked it but I don't like the syncing process and having to wipe clean my book to start over. This is so simple and my OneNote syncs on all my Windows devices and iPhone. I have a Surface Book 2 as my main and have a Surface Pro that I use as secondary but being able to pop out my Pro and take notes using this digital planner via OneNote is amazing. Game changer for what I do on a daily and I also got time back.

[@bodendorfer]

Thats really awesome to hear. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Question for you, whenever you have your surface pro next to your surface book, do you ever have issues with the stylus?

[@sikmusik1]

@@bodendorfer no issues with the surface pen. Been using it on a daily next to the Book since new year.

[@lastingliteracysolutions2773]

In this video, you mentioned taking 15-20 minutes to reflect on the week. That little note about time was really helpful for me to see using this planning system (not just this page) as realistic. One of the things I question as I dig into this is what will it take for me to get this planning thing going? I believe in it and I can see how going through these various stages (from big visions to the nitty gritty of a day) will be beneficial and likely result in more time, but feel a little overwhelmed diving in. Having some idea of how much time to dedicate to this process, especially in the beginning, will be really helpful. Maybe others could speak up too?

[@bodendorfer]

I dedicate 30 minutes every Sunday to plan out my week. And then I spend 10 minutes every evening getting ready for my next day. I use the planner throughout the day as the need arises.

[@ValeriePrivett]

1st time digital planner

[@bodendorfer]

Now this is exciting!