Paper Planning to Digital Planning in 2023
Many of you have mentioned that you are transitioning from popular paper planners such as the Franklin Covey Planner. Throughout the last few weeks, I’ve had an opportunity to talk to a lot of you and many of you guys have told me that this has really changed the beginning of your year.
Many of you have come from paper planning and if you’ve been a Franklin Covey user for a long time thinking about getting into digital planning, but just have not found a planner that’s working for you, we’re here to help. To hear that so many of you guys are finding the Key2Success Planner making a different in your world, I’m really excited to hear that.
If you are ready to move from paper planning to digital planning, I’m going to try to break down the how-to’s in three simple steps:
- Choose a device
- Choose an app
- Choose a planner
It does seem pretty simple when you break it down to those three different things but there’s a lot of things that you need to consider when you look at each one. Watch the video to learn more…
Key2Success Planners
Choose the Application that you plan to use for digital planning.
OneNote
Application works across Windows, Android and Apple. Also Web version all available. Great for Desktop, Laptop and Mobile users.
GoodNotes
Noteshelf
Application works across Apple devices. Great for iPad, Mac and iPhone users. PDF Annotation App designed for Note-Taking
Notability
Application works across Apple devices. Great for iPad, Mac and iPhone users. PDF Annotation App designed for Note-Taking
Samsung Notes
Application works across Samsung devices. Great for Samsung Tab and Samsung Galaxy Users. Including Z Fold 3, S6, S7, S8 and S22.
reMarkable
Works with ePaper Devices, like the reMarkable, SuperNote and many more. A PDF Annotation Planner allows users to take digital notes.