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The market for digital planners is a crowded one. There’s no shortage whatsoever of shops selling digital planners for iPad and, more specifically, for Goodnotes. If you would like to fact-check this statement, try and google “digital planner” and the results you’ll see will be enough proof. Last week I was talking to a Planjuli Customer over a video call, showing them around our new Academic Digital Planner for students and the customer said something along the lines of:

A vision board, sometimes known as “moodboard”, is essentially a space where all of your ideas, from your smallest ambitions to your wildest dreams, are collected, stored and maintained. This space can either be: physical digital virtual The physical vision board A physical vision board requires an actual tangible board, that can be made of cork, wood or cardboard, on which you pin images, quotes and writings of your own that describe and represent your current life or work goals.

Hello Achiever and welcome to this special Plan With Me article where you’ll be learning an effective and fluff-free way to set up March 2022 goals and expectations, with the help of a digital planner. Planning is such a pivotal activity and, believe it or not, it’s something you can tackle surprisingly easily. Let’s see how you can set yourself up for success this month by following the simplest and most effective digital planning method.

As a busy person, it is easy to fall into the trap of trying to do everything at once, but both science and experience agree in stating it’s very far from being the best approach when it comes to reaching goals. Both in business and in life. In fact, in order to get the best results, you should plan ahead and make planning a consistent habit of yours. One of the most important parts of getting things done is indeed planning.