Here’s a little back story for you: the planner came about as a result of my personal frustration with astrological planners and datebooks. I’ve used several, and I haven’t been truly happy with any. In fact, I haven’t purchased any of them twice.

They’re not easy to use, and usually you need to be well versed in astrology to really get much out of them. Often they’re an odd size, or super bulky, or don’t contain all the features you want in a daily or monthly planner (and really, who wants to carry TWO planners? not this girl!) and so they’re just not convenient.  Plus they usually have astrological “branding” to them, and not everyone wants to advertise their use of astrology in daily life. It’s an unfortunate truth that astrology still has a stigma in this day and age.

So, the Ultimate Astrological Planner absolutely had to be designed to be an attractive planner that you wouldn’t hesitate to walk into a meeting with.  You can choose from a variety of gorgeously discreet cover designs and none of them scream “woo”.

Here’s the real kicker: not only does it include all the retrogrades, sign ingresses, moon voids of course, and major astrological aspects by transit (with one small exception) on each day BUT I also color coded the best days for love, luck and business and all Mercury retrogrades periods–including the shadow!–so you can see at a glance

1) when to plan your actions because astrological opportunities are knocking, and

2) when it’s best to just hold off on your most important initiations and take the retrograde into account in your planning.

Now, that one exception I noted above has to do with aspects the moon makes, since she moves so fast. You can learn more about that in this video.

Reason #5 – It’s a Monthly Planner and a Daily Agenda

You can check out all the planner styles right here, but before you do, let me tell you a little bit about what I cooked up for you.

There are two main styles: a basic 13 month, month-at-a-glance planner, like a typical executive day planner. It’s a slim 44 pages with centerfold binding, and includes a 2 page astrological symbol key with explanations with project planner pages and bullet journal pages at the back for your important projects and bullet journal spreads. Each month is on a two page spread so you have plenty of room to write appointments. And to give you the most room to write, the final size is 8.5 x 11 letter.

And for those of you who—like me—are planning maniacs, of course there’s a 160+ page day planner version. It has all the features of the monthly executive planner PLUS 2-page week-at-a-glance appointment planning pages for all 52 weeks of the year, in either January – January yearly or August – August academic styles so you can plan your day down to the smallest detail.

And, there are some bonus features here I just couldn’t make a planner without. =]

The weekly planning pages include space to write your 2 – 4 most important goals for the day, if you like to go all 4 Hour Work Week like Tim Ferriss and knock them out first thing each morning.  There’s space for your “Sharpening the Saw” activities, for those of you who follow Steven Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and there’s even room for writing your daily gratitudes—something Bob Proctor recommends in both The Secret and The Abundance Factor movies.