Erik Hardy, founder of Monumental Living, and Larry Kendall, founder of Ninja Selling, review what's included in the Ninja Planner.
Larry and Erik emphasize how the Ninja planner enables you to:
- Weekly agenda - set time.
- Review your scoreboard.
- Learn from last week.
- Commitments for this week (time block - schedule your activities).
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