This Simple Project Planner Will Revolutionize Your Life And Change Your Future

One of my greatest challenges in life has to be time management and wrapping my head around my life goals. There are so many tasks, so many projects, and so many moving parts to keep track of that I just couldn’t wrap my head around it.

One of the first things I did when I realized this was a problem was go out and buy a planner. But it didn’t cut it. It just wasn’t built for someone like me. In fact, it often felt pretty lazily put together.

That’s just not good enough for me.

So I started thinking about the kind of day planner I actually needed, and it hit me: I don’t need a day planner. I need a life planner. I need day, week, month, and year planners. So I grabbed a notebook and made one.

It was complicated and messy because I made it just off the cuff, but it worked. It worked in a way that I never would have expected. So I thought, why not design an actual planner?

So that’s exactly what I did. And you know what? It works so well for me that I’ve decided that I want to try to put it out there for other people to try.

And that’s when the Time To Act Project Planner came to life. I considered the different ways I could do it, and a Kickstarter crowd funding campaign seemed to make the most sense.

The project planner features tools for of course planning your projects, but also helps you direct your thoughts and energy to specific goals, rather than some big, abstract idea that can derail you and elad to procrastinating.

Each planner helps you plot out your future as far ahead as 5 years and as short-term as the next week. The planner also splits things up into different categories, like business, personal, and family.

So your weight loss goals, family vacation dream, and your new idea for a business all go into the same planner. Pretty amazing, right?

The Time To Act Project Planner works for everyone too. For students, it can help plan out your education, plot your path after high school or college, and help you focus in on your career path.

Business people with any size business can also find it useful. It helps you keep track of projects, grow your business, and stay focused, all while staying on budget and using company resources wisely.

Even a stay at home dad can find it useful for keeping track of when the kids are off school, what household chores need to be completed, and other personal and family goals.

The project planner includes a hard cover made from vegan, artificial leather, more than 300 pages on which to write your ideas, two colored bookmarks and a vertical elastic band.

This Kickstarter project has rewards for as little as $1. For a $1 pledge, you’ll get a PDF version of the entire Project Planner. For $25 or more, you’ll receive 1 project planner and the PDF version as well.

For a pledge of $58 or more, you’ll receive 2 project planners as well as the PDF version. For a pledge of $145, you’ll receive 5 project planners, one for everyone in the family, and the PDF version.

For a $280 pledge, you’ll receive 10 project planners and the PDF version too. This is by far the best pledge option. And talk about some easy holiday shopping!

If you would like a FREE version of the PDF to check out, all you have to do is share a link to the Kickstarter campaign on Twitter or Facebook and send us an email at getprojectplanner@gmail.com with a screenshot or link to the post.

One of my greatest challenges in life has to be time management and wrapping my head around my life goals. There are so many tasks, so many projects, and so many moving parts to keep track of that I just couldn’t wrap my head around it.

One of the first things I did when I realized this was a problem was go out and buy a planner. But it didn’t cut it. It just wasn’t built for someone like me. In fact, it often felt pretty lazily put together.

That’s just not good enough for me.

So I started thinking about the kind of day planner I actually needed, and it hit me: I don’t need a day planner. I need a life planner. I need day, week, month, and year planners. So I grabbed a notebook and made one.

It was complicated and messy because I made it just off the cuff, but it worked. It worked in a way that I never would have expected. So I thought, why not design an actual planner?

So that’s exactly what I did. And you know what? It works so well for me that I’ve decided that I want to try to put it out there for other people to try.

And that’s when the Time To Act Project Planner came to life. I considered the different ways I could do it, and a Kickstarter crowd funding campaign seemed to make the most sense.