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Using a daily planner (on paper, not a app). I figured this out about 2 months ago. Being able to write down the tasks and scan back through my backlog has he
by microDude 10y ago
Using a daily planner (on paper, not a app). I figured this out about 2 months ago.
Being able to write down the tasks and scan back through my backlog has helped me be more productive. For me, using a calendar service or task manager app just does not work as well... BTW, I am a millennial.
edit: I am 10 years younger then everyone else at my company and get questioned all the time about "why I use a day runner" when everyone else is on a smartphone.
- curiousgal 10y agoSilly question but what exact notebook are you using?
- dotsamuelswan 10y agoCould not possibly agree with OP more. I'm using a Field Notes 56-Week planner.
- Jtsummers 10y agoI'm, personally, a fan of the Staples Arc notebooks (similar to the Levenger Circa notebooks, but cheaper). Like a cross between a 3-ring binder and a spiral notebook. Makes it easy for me to start writing on the front sheet of the notebook, and move its proper section later.