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The Solopreneur Planner
Manage Your Business, Content, and Sanity in One Place
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About this book
When you are the CEO, marketer, accountant and customer service team all at once, your business, content and personal needs tend to end up in seven different places. This planner puts them in one.
The weekly spread covers your top business priorities, the content to create and publish, revenue and a built-in sanity check for sleep, water, breaks and boundaries. A content planner helps you plan social posts, emails and blog content weekly, and a content batch planning page helps you produce them in one sitting. A revenue and expense tracker shows whether you are actually profitable. Once a month, a CEO Date page asks what is working, what is not and what you should stop doing.
Filled-in sample spreads show how each page can look in a real week.
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Introduction
Welcome to the planner for people who are simultaneously the CEO, the marketing department, the accountant, the customer service rep, the content team, and the person who forgot to eat lunch again.
You chose this life. (Mostly.) And it is genuinely wonderful – the freedom, the creativity, the not-having-a-boss thing. But let's be honest: it is also a lot. There is no IT department. There is no "someone else will handle that." There is you, your laptop, and a vague sense that you should be posting on LinkedIn more.
This planner was designed for exactly that chaos. Not to add more systems to your already-overloaded brain, but to put your business, your content, and your actual human needs in one place so you can stop context-switching between seven different apps and notebooks.
What's Inside
- The Weekly Spread – One two-page view that covers business tasks, content to create/publish, revenue, and a sanity check. Everything. One spread.
- The Monthly CEO Date – Once a month, you zoom out. What's working? What's not? What should you stop doing? (Yes, you're allowed to stop doing things.)
- The Content Planner – Social posts, emails, blog content, collaborations – planned weekly, not frantically at 11 PM.
- The Revenue & Expense Tracker – Because "I think I'm profitable?" is not a financial strategy.
- The Sanity Check – Built into every weekly spread. Sleep, water, breaks, boundaries. If the CEO burns out, the whole company goes down.
How to Use This
Sunday evening or Monday morning, open to your weekly spread. Fill in your top 3 business priorities, your content plan, and your personal non-negotiables. During the week, track revenue as it comes in and check off tasks as you go.
At the end of each month, take yourself on a CEO Date. Review what happened, celebrate wins, cut what is not working, and plan the next month.
That's it. No complex productivity frameworks. No color-coding required. Just one place for everything, designed for a business of one.
You've got this. And lunch. Please eat lunch.
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