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PAPER OR DIGITAL (planners, that is)


If keeping track of your life on your computer or phone is no longer working, perhaps you should consider a paper planner.


I have been using the At-a-Glance system for years. It's simple, it works and it's inexpensive. No apps and no technology to learn or malfunction. I have a leather-bound notebook with 8.5" x 5.5" month-to-month inserts that I change out and archive annually. Blank inserts are available if you want to take notes. Busier people may want week-to-week or day-to-day inserts. If I need support documents for an activity or appointment, I keep a hard copy in my planner so that everything is together. I always leave the planner at my home office for safe-keeping. If I have to remember something when I'm out, I make a note on a post-it and keep it handy.


Fast Company recently published a review of 7 planners that run the gamut from $20 to $285, depending on how well you want to treat yourself. :-) See link to article below. If your life is coming off the rails, perhaps you should try a simple paper planner and see how it works for you.


https://www.fastcompany.com/90584974/why-paper-planners-are-the-best-way-to-stay-organized-in-2021?cid=eem524:524:s00:12/28/2020_fc&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=Compass&utm_campaign=eem524:524:s00:12/28/2020_fc

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