W Planner 4.0 continues to be the secret behind my achievements and progress. I owe it largely to it and to the structure that it provides. I continue to believe in its effectiveness. The plan with the 4.0 premium was to market it for a $10 acquisition fee. But by the time I received it, the estimated acquisition fee was $60 and it didn’t make sense to market it anymore.
Moving forward with plan B for the W Planner 5.0 is to divide it into 2 parts:
Part 1: W Planner 5.0 – The Base
Introduction – expand to 8 pages with more theory and references. (8)
Personal Mission, Values Statements, vision, and 5 years plan. (14)
Rituals: Morning, Shut down, weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual. (6)
5 Year Breakdowns. (5)
Resolutions from two pages to 4 pages. (4)
Desire & Incentive List. (2)
Annual events. (2)
End of Year Report 5 times. (20 x 5 = 100)
Timeline: 15 pages
Total estimated pages: 155
Part 2: W Planner 5.0 The Quarterly
Lists (Reading, Film, Connect, Gratitude, Travel): 2 pages (6 pages total for three months)
Monthly View: 2 Pages (6)
Budget: 2 Pages (6)
Learning and Epiphanies: 1 Page (3)
Then 4 of this twice, and 5 of this once: (52 pages)
Weekly Start: 1 Page
Daily Calendar: 2 Pages
Weekly Diary: 1 page
End of Month Report:
Achievement, Monthly Report, Mentor Meeting, Reflection (4 x 3 = 12 pages)
Memo – 15 pages
Total = 100 pages
Part 3: The Stickers
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