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What is your Dream Planner?

 I can never find a planner that works for me. I have a day job, two business and kids. I am also one of those people that needs to write everything down or I end up missing something. For years I have taken part of different planners that I like to make them my own.

Now I have decide to take this one step further. I am make all of pages and I am looking to make a planner for small business owners.
I have put together a quick 6 question survey, to help me know what other business owners are looking for.
No name or email needed to take the survey.
Thank You in Advance!

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