So at the end of last year, for the first time ever, I wrote a list of goals for the coming year. I mentioned quite a few of them in this post. I then worked out from those goals what I would attempt to achieve in the first quarter of the year (Jan-Mar) and then [...]
Hi everyone I’ve been avoiding posting anything recently as I wanted to make today special since it’s the first day of the calendar year and a wonderful time to start afresh. Over the past few weeks I’ve been slowly mapping out my goals for 2009 and I decided to restart my 101 in 1001 as [...]
Yesterday I mentioned Brad Issac at Achieve-IT! is running a month-long series on Goal Setting and today we’re on Day Two: Start with a Big List. I found this a bit daunting starting with an empty page and personally could have done with a few starter questions but after a few minutes I wrote down [...]
Well, how about that – another year has slipped from our grasp and whilst I won’t make any comments on the year that has past, I have a feeling that 2008 will be a really wonderful year. Earlier in the year I noted somewhere that there are many points in the year when you can [...]
My Quivers Full has a write up on her family’s Chore Chart method which I want to make a few notes on for future reference/ideas. In prominent place (on fridge) and easy to use (move from one side of the line to the other when complete) Chores portrayed using photos of area/object at home and [...]
Posted this on an email group late last month and thought it was worth posting here for prosperity, since I don’t write informative posts very often. Well, first off, I decided to do this because I wanted to consolidate as much as I could into my control journal, which I’m certain is a lot thicker [...]
As I’m ever seeking the “perfect” planner, yesterday I came across this site that has free Tarot Templates – 5 of them in fact plus a plain lined page template. In 8½ x 11-inch page size which isn’t ideal for me but seems to be a relatively popular size for those in the DIY planner [...]
Sharing the contents of my Planner
I think Getting Things Done appeals to nerds for a lot of reasons. Overgeneralizing for effect: * nerds are often disorganized or have a twisted skein of attention-deficit issues * nerds love assessing, classifying, and defining the objects in their world * nerds crave actionable items and roll their eyes at “mission statements” and lofty [...]
