End of the Year Planning Tip #5 – Make Your Shopping/Wish List For New Planning Supplies
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Read more: End of the Year Planning Tip #5 – Make Your Shopping/Wish List For New Planning Supplies
With Christa, the Christmas Elf with a plan – 5 December Christa’s back with End of the Year Planning Tip #5 and it’s a fun and easy one. Or it should be if you’ve been keeping good notes as you’ve worked through her previous tips. It’s time to make your shopping/wish list for new planner […]
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End of the Year Planning Tip #4 – De-clutter, Organize and Update Your Planning Supplies
Read more: End of the Year Planning Tip #4 – De-clutter, Organize and Update Your Planning SuppliesIt’s a good idea to make sure that you have the necessary supplies for your planner and they are in good working order. Having lots of stuff you no longer need or use just waste time by making it harder to access what you do need.
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End of the Year Planning Tip # 3 – Evaluate Your Planner’s Performance
Read more: End of the Year Planning Tip # 3 – Evaluate Your Planner’s PerformanceWith Christa, the Christmas Elf with a Plan – 3 December Christa’s back today with another fabulous End of the Year Planning Tip – Evaluate your planner’s performance. Is your planner working for you? Helping you stay focused and productive, getting things done, and basically protecting your sanity? Or is your planner just one more […]
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End of the Year Planning Tip # 2 – Record Updates To Holiday Lists, Plans, and Ideas
Read more: End of the Year Planning Tip # 2 – Record Updates To Holiday Lists, Plans, and IdeasChrista’s End of the Year Planning Tip for today is right on time – record updates to holiday lists, plans and future ideas.
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End of the Year Planning Tip # 1 – Begin Capturing Your Reflections of the Past Year
Read more: End of the Year Planning Tip # 1 – Begin Capturing Your Reflections of the Past YearWith Christa the Christmas Elf – 1 December I got quite the surprise this morning and am hurriedly snapping a few photos and writing up this post to share the first of what I understand will be 24 End of the Year Planning Tips from Christa, the Christmas Elf. Her first tip is to get […]
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Daily Routines and Habits for Successful Functional Planning
Read more: Daily Routines and Habits for Successful Functional PlanningTo be a successful functional planner, your planner system must be integrated into your daily routines. If you are not consistently reviewing and maintaining it throughout your day, your planner cannot effectively keep you focused on what is most important. Reaching for your planner to review your plans for the day, record a new appointment, […]
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The Ultimate Versatile Planner Page? Dot Grid Notes Pages
Read more: The Ultimate Versatile Planner Page? Dot Grid Notes PagesWhy the Dot Grid Notes Page is the Most Versatile Insert for Your Planner Hey there, planner enthusiasts! If you’re always on the hunt for that perfect planner page, here’s a tip. The dot grid notes page can become the perfect page you are looking for, or at least help you design it. It’s super […]
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Finding A Functional Planner That Actually Functions For You
Read more: Finding A Functional Planner That Actually Functions For YouThe post addresses the challenges of traditional planners and introduces Functional Planning to improve organization and productivity. It outlines the process of identifying one’s planning needs, evaluating different planner components (digital, paper, and non-traditional), and prioritizing implementation based on necessity and ease. It also provides a step-by-step approach to developing effective planning habits and invites readers to share their specific…
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Life Doesn’t Always Go The Way You Plan It
Read more: Life Doesn’t Always Go The Way You Plan ItAnd sometimes, time flies even when you are not having fun. I certainly didn’t plan to be sharing my next post nearly a year and a half after the last. And while I’ve not been using what most of us think about when we say “planner”, knowing what planning tools we need in the current […]
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One step forward, half-step to the side …
Read more: One step forward, half-step to the side …This isn’t the first time I’ve jumped into something I wasn’t quite ready for and likely not the last. There’s so much I want to do … NOW! It feels like I can’t move forward fast enough. If I rush it, I’ll likely make a mess of it. I want to develop some interesting and […]
