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Believe

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17 March 2016

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Weekend night

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It’s not that easy…

June 29, 2015 — 7 Comments

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Not yet

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Lists are a big part of my life. People always tease me about my compulsive list-making. I don’t use special symbols like a bullet journal; I tend to keep things simple because that’s what works for me. I don’t want to have to decipher my lists. Here are some tips that could help you with your list making: 1. Freshen up your brain dumps. Keeping the same running list going can make you miss things. RE-WRITE YOUR BRAIN DUMP EVERY COUPLE OF WEEKS. 2. Keep permanent lists. Lists that are used regularly should be made permanent like packing lists, household chores etc. 3. Write actionable to-do lists. Use action words, write in some context, write in names and due dates. Break down your to-do item into smaller steps where you can. 4. Electronic vs. Paper lists: This is a personal preference. Electronic lists give you the flexibility of moving things around. Paper lists help you get a feeling of satisfaction of crossing things out. #productivity #timemanagement #betterplanning #productivitytips #productivityhacks #productivityplanner #productivityhabits #productivitytools #productivitytip #productivityhack #productivityninja

Sometimes I get stuck in planner mode, not planning mode. Instead of focusing on my plans or even my planning techniques, I’m more consumed with my planner. I spend hours and ays fussing over my layout and looking for a planner I think I need. Your planner should be working for you, not the other way around! Here’s what I learned from my crazy rollercoaster of nine planners during the year: Life Changes, so should your planner Just because a planner works for someone else doesn’t mean it will work for you White space can be a good thing Your planner should relieve anxiety, not create it Your planner doesn’t have include your whole life [Image: licensed from Canva] #planner, #planning, #paperplanner, #dailyplanning #functionalplanning #planneraddict #plannernerd #plannergoals #plannerorganization #personalblog #plannertips #plannercommunity #plannerlife #plannerinspiration

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