See how simple and boring it looks?
That's on purpose!
My planner was getting stuffed with papers that I need to keep easily accessible, but that I don't need every day. I had tracking sticky notes, like my work timesheet, in prime space.
Things had to change.
Emptied Out My Inside Pocket
As a bonus, it serves as a reminder of what HAS to be done.
Kept a Clear Page Protector for Sticky Notes
I still use a clear page protector as a dashboard.
However, I am actually trying to mostly keep it empty. That way, if I do put a sticky note on it, I know it is something important TODAY (like a list of things to buy at Target).
Put My Goals First
The biggest change is that now I can see my goals checklist easily! Those are the most important things that I see.
It's not pretty, but it's oh so practical! I'm much happier this way.
Etcetera.
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Because I'm in a pocket sized planner, I can't put full sized papers (unless folded a certain way) inside my planner. This forces me to only keep what's necessary. Like you did, I may also have to get some kind of a plastic pocket folder for papers I need to carry in my bag (like a doctor's form, coupons, etc) that I don't need to reference daily, but will need on me at some point.
ReplyDeleteThis is giving me ideas....
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you for writing this, I love it.
ReplyDeleteI have been fond of your dashboard idea since I saw it on your blog. I just recently started using my inside plastic pocket instead of the black hard cover as my dashboard. LOVE IT
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