Calendar For Freelancers Freelancer PDF Download

Plan the next six months of your freelance work easily and quickly with This Freelance Life, a planner, organiser and diary designed especially for freelancers. Six-month undated planner 242 pages Monthly, weekly and daily views Keep track of freelance schedules, meetings, deadlines, invoice dates, etc Record goals, ideas, notes, contacts, key events, lists and reminders Monthly reflection pages encourage you to look back on achievements and consider where there's room for improvement Clear, user friendly design Larger 8x10in (20x25cm) format offers generous space to write in This Freelance Life has everything you need to stay organised and on top of your freelance commitments. From weekly meetings and regular invoices to one-off projects and networking leads, there's a place to keep track of everything your freelance business requires. This planner is undated, so you can start whenever you like. The first section of the planner contains six "MONTH-AT-A-GLANCE" double page spreads, followed by six "MONTHLY REFLECTIONS" spreads. It is a simple way for you to map out the next six months, including scheduled work, goals and new ideas. After each "MONTH-AT-A-GLANCE" spread is a "MONTHLY REFLECTIONS" spread, which invites you to note your successes and failures, how you can learn from projects that didn't go as planned, a tracker of your monthly earnings - and how they compare to the previous month and this time last year - as well as space for new leads and ideas. The second section of the planner contains the weekly and daily views. Each week opens with a WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE spread, followed by six single pages, one for each weekday and one for Saturday/Sunday combined. The last few pages are for ideas, notes, contacts and also include an invoice tracker. They are easy to access at the back of the planner, so you can always find what you're looking for quickly and easily. "This planner is exactly what I need to help me plan the often chaotic schedules of my freelance business. I've been looking for something like this for ages and I'm so pleased I found it." Kate, freelance journalist