What's your favourite daily planner?
In these times of one day rolling into another, I'm losing focus. I want to go back to a physical diary, or a daily planner I can write into. Doesn't have to be fancy. But I'm looking for a daily planner, with space for notes and/or lists alongside. Maybe room for shoppingliusts and the like. It would be a bonus if it's tactile and beautifully designed, but function trumps form here. Any recommendations? I'm partcularly keen to hear from hardcore organisation nerds.... ;)
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- @Maja Nenadov Webster Thank you. I had read about the book and method. I may well give it a go.
- I don't have a recommendation for a planner but for a book - The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll. :)I've been bullet journalling for three years now and I don't think I will ever stop - I'm old school when it comes to planning my day and activities, so nothing can beat a handwritten list for me!So my recommendation here is to read the book (or find a summary of it the method, there are loads of blogs about it), then use any notebook and set up your own journal/planner that will perfectly fit your needs. :)
- I bought myself a beautiful page to view diary this year for the first time, as I wished I’d recorded last year more carefully! Otherwise it’s Todoist and I also have one of those girly planners in the kitchen for all my personal appointments, insurance due dates etc. All of these are duplicated into my iPhone diary with reminders. Invaluable these days when sometimes I don’t even know what day it is!
- Asana, and Habit for daily routine
- Asana : )
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