how to organize your life with journals and planners

That is all that I usually record in my annual calendar pages. Yearlyįor example, when I start a new planner, I open it to the yearly section and record all of the important dates I need to remember such as holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, vacations, and any other important events. Then as time progresses, you’ll record that information on the monthly, weekly, and daily pages providing a bit more detail with each.

Many planners come with yearly, monthly, weekly, and daily pages.Īlways start with the largest time block, in this case yearly, and start recording information there. For that reason A5 sized planners are my favorite. It helps to buy a planner that is small enough to fit in your bag but large enough to write down everything you need to record. It doesn’t matter which brand or type of planner you own. I’ve put together some simple tips to help you boost your organization and productivity in your planner. In this blog post, I’m going to show you how to use a planner to effectively maximize your time and have a productive year. So how do you make those pages work to your advantage? Most planners don’t come with a manual or instructions and they are filled with sections for annual, monthly, weekly, and daily planning. However, you may be thinking, I want to start the year off right.

A new year is almost here and if you’re like me, you’ve already purchased your planner for the coming year and are ready to get started in it.

How to organize your life with journals and planners