Back when I was in high school, I loved having a planner to keep track of my homework assignments & extracurricular activities. By the time I was in my first full-time job as an executive director I had a planner to help keep track of my commitments but honestly did not schedule out each portion of my work-day. In the past year, I’ve been working to find a planner that I really like for purposes of scheduling my days as an entrepreneur and mother to 4. What I’ve learned is there is probably no perfect pl
Are you committed to making time to manage your time instead of letting life manage you? I really feel that the exercise of scheduling your day is a discipline which will open your eyes to how you are investing your time…are you investing it in reading an excess number of blog articles or facebook posts or tweets that make you feel more anxious or stressed or just help you pass the time? Are you spending time investing in your family and friends? Relationships take work and that work must be done outside
Here are a couple of my favorite planners for you to consider trying as you get more intentional about planning your days (and no, you don’t have to wait until the first of the year to make this a new habit. Start NOW and begin to reap the benefits of using your time wisely.)