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A simple A4 piece of paper: +-------------+-------------+-------------+ | Mon.| Thu.| Todo| | |
by Loic 5y ago
A simple A4 piece of paper:
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| Mon.| Thu.| Todo|
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| Tue.| Fri.| |
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| Wen.| Sat.| |
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| | Sun.| |
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Every week a new piece of paper, the main todo list of the week on the right, I push the items on each specific day, I put the calls/family stuff I have on each day. I use the paper from the previous week to start the week. I have a stupidly simple LibreOffice template I print every week.
My "master" Todo list in a simple text file.
- TheFreim 5y agoI also prefer a paper approach. I use a Hobonichi Techo in a leather cover to plan what I need to do, then supplement with phone reminders. Works well for where I am at in life.
- zafiro17 5y agoI do too. Slightly different template: Left half of page: "work stuff." Right half of page "personal stuff." Bottom two inches of page: "long term goals for the week." I use one sheet per week, adding bullet points to the relevant column. I created a template for printing on the office printer, then realized it was ecofriendlier to just recycle one-sided scrap paper (every office had tons of it), and draw my own lines. I use the To-Do app for tracking things from week to week, but when I put down my coffee cup and set down in front of my computer, thinking about what needs to get done, the notebook/pen combo somehow works best for me. Edit: exchanged diagram for text since the diagram got mangled.
- afarrell 5y agoI also, after having used all the systems out there, keep coming back to paper. Specifically dotted paper is a good balance of structure and freedom. justan A4 dot grid pad: 120 Dotted Notebook Pages (5mm dot matrix) - A4 (8.27" x 11.69") Green https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08TQ7DSLY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_Y7XE4359W09YZ1Z6RPQ6 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08TQ7DSLY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_gl...
- roland35 5y agoI use this handy website if I need some grid paper in a pinch: http://www.gridzzly.com/ http://www.gridzzly.com/
- eb0la 5y agoI love seyes (french ruled) paper. I you don't have it at hand (life happens), there is this file in the wikipedia to print on demand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Page_blanche_A5_reglure_Seyes.svg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Page_blanche_A5_reglure_S...