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Having both monthlies and weeklies is not a good option, as I found (too much copying), I needed to remove the monthlies, and making place for my weeklies. I took a deep breath, and removed the a-z dividers also (lot of width), and left only the most important-always have to be with me- type infos in the planner. I will place the rest (they are also very important :P) in an other planner, which will be stay at home. Now I have a Barbie-thin planner :D
I can’t wait to get home and print my weeklies! (Ok, done.) What is left?
The new 2016 main planner setup
1. Landing section
Flyleaf with sticky notes, Inbox, and note papers after the inbox.
2. Tasks
Lot of master to do lists of creative, declutter, home, etc stuff. (I should do them one day.)
3. Ideas
I use the divider as a container, I removed all of the paper after this, because I will store my ideas in an other planner, I need the space here. That's why are they on sticky notes, I can remove them.
4. Projects
First the index of the projects, than the project pages with page flags.
5. Calendar
As mentioned, I removed the monthlies, I have here my weeks, not on 2 pages but on 4 pages. I keep a daily insert between the two half of the week (as usual, double punched). This way I don't have to copy my schedule to my daily insert.
I designed a new (100. version…) weekly planner, what I can print on the back of the Agendio pages. (See, Agendio, one more argument for selling the planners in digital form!) At the front: weekly planning, but here I will concentrate first on goals and projects, only after than the tasks. I hope, this way won’t be so overwhelming the lot of tasks. (I've forgot to take a pic in use, so a printscreen here :D)
On the last page I have the weekly review, with my usual checklist, and an opportunity for myself to write done, what I did for my goals, that I can concentrate better on my successes instead on not finished tasks.
I designed a new (100. version…) weekly planner, what I can print on the back of the Agendio pages. (See, Agendio, one more argument for selling the planners in digital form!) At the front: weekly planning, but here I will concentrate first on goals and projects, only after than the tasks. I hope, this way won’t be so overwhelming the lot of tasks. (I've forgot to take a pic in use, so a printscreen here :D)
On the last page I have the weekly review, with my usual checklist, and an opportunity for myself to write done, what I did for my goals, that I can concentrate better on my successes instead on not finished tasks.
6. Infos, notes, etc
That's left:
I miss a little bit my monthly pages, I hope I will be happy without them. I filmed also more about this setup, I will publish it in couple of days.
I love your planner so much, everything looks so functional *and* aesthetically pleasing.
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DeleteYour planners look so efficient! I also removed my monthly pages for 2016. Instead I am using a vertical year planner. Takes some getting used to, and I really miss my monthly section. Thank you for your posts. It all looks so clean and straightforward. I've used many of your ideas. You mentioned you printed out your Agendio inserts. What paper did you use? Is it thin like Filofax paper or heavy like regular printer paper? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI bought it in shop for piece not in package - I didn't saw the label, it's a light beige paper, and told me it's 80g/m2, so normal, I think, but how much better looks as a white paper, isn't it?
DeleteFor monthly: I made me a monthly booklet today, I miss mothlies so much :D