The Franklin Planner is a comprehensive paper-based time management and productivity system, famous for its ring-bound notebooks and structured daily planning pages. Designed for ambitious professionals, students, and homemakers seeking to take control of their schedule and goals, its core philosophy is prioritizing tasks based on deeply held personal values, not just urgency. Also known as Franklin Day, Franklin Quest, or Franklin Covey planners.
Key Features
Values-Based Prioritization: The system begins by having users define their core values and roles in life, ensuring daily tasks align with what matters most.
The Time Matrix: A cornerstone of the methodology that teaches users to categorize tasks into four quadrants (Urgent/Important, Not Urgent/Important, etc.) to focus on important, non-urgent activities that drive real progress.
Daily Planning Ritual: A structured process for each day that includes scheduling appointments, identifying top priorities, and tracking daily accomplishments.
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