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I make a lot of my own worksheets. Mostly to print out and keep me on track for the day, week, month, etc. The worksheets are mostly based on highly recommende
by DailyHN 7y ago
I make a lot of my own worksheets. Mostly to print out and keep me on track for the day, week, month, etc.
The worksheets are mostly based on highly recommended books for productivity. Like GTD, Principles,
ONE Thing, OTT and many others.
I fill out the worksheets by hand. I archive the majority of the completed worksheets. And information that needs to be searchable gets transcribed into accompanying spreadsheets or documents.
The worksheets have been critical for maintaining my current projects without wasting time. They are great at helping me maintain strategies I've worked hard to acquire. They can also help teach these strategies.
I've been considering publishing these worksheets as I have dozens of them.
What would make you interested in using worksheets?
- tmartty 7y agoThat's a nice system you got in place for you there. Those worksheets of yours may be useful to someone out there. I'd consider bundling them together and selling them at a low price. Or just offer some for free to see if there's some interest, just like I shared this one. Of course I imagine yours to be quite more elaborate and thought out probably; this one was put together in just a few minutes for a very specific and narrow purpose. PS: ONE Thing is a great book.