I am probably one of the most disorganized people I know. Seriously. I'm really unorganized.

And so when it comes to planning out my week, I am really disciplined with actually getting clear on what it is that I need to achieve, what I need to make happen so that I stay on track.

Otherwise, we all know what it's like. The weeks just go by and we never actually do the things that we really need to do.

So for me, one of the biggest things that helps me is actually sitting down and writing everything out onto paper on a Sunday evening.

And a few years ago, I was like, damn it, I just need an amazing planner for me to use throughout the year so that I can actually plan

out my year, I can plan out my quarters, I can plan out my months, I can plan out every

week and every day.

And there were some really amazing planners out there but not one that I felt addressed

all the areas that I wanted it to.

So I dreamt really big with it and we ended up creating one.

We created our perfectly

planned planner and since then we have been refining it and this has just been such an

incredible tool for me to be able to have something physical that I can just open

up whenever I need it to then sit down and plan out what I need to do,

what I need to make happen. So this is basically how I use it and how I plan out my week.

Before I plan out my week, I think about what I want to actually make happen over that quarter

so that I make sure that what I'm doing in that week aligns with where I'm trying to get to

at the end of that 90-day period.

And I think this is so important because it's like, if we're just thinking of the day-to-day

or the week-to-week and not thinking beyond that, it's easy to be really busy doing things

that perhaps aren't getting us to where we truly want to go, we can end up becoming busy pools.

So I think it's really important firstly to think about what is it that you

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