A weekly template example
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At the moment, I'm really happy with the weekly planner template I use. Most of the tutorials I found initially were about monthly and daily views, so I thought I'd share my weekly template example here in case someone else finds something to take from it! I tend to plan in terms of weeks so this has been working well for me.
This is what my view looks like at the start of the week:
I have a large section on top where I park what I want to accomplish during the week but not necessarily on Monday. This makes my daily migrations less painful and is helpful as I often have a bunch of phone calls or other "following up on appointments" things to do, that I tend to forget about until the end of the month if I leave them in the monthly section. Migrating them daily was super painful in the past and I always ended up giving up. This way, I also get a weekly reminder when I do a weekly migration. When I do that, I also go look at my monthly to-dos to see if I want to bring something else in.
( More explanations and pictures )
And that's how I adapted the method to my needs :) Do you have a weekly view yourself, or other tips you found helpful for managing weekly tasks, recurring or not?
journalsandplanners and my own journal.At the moment, I'm really happy with the weekly planner template I use. Most of the tutorials I found initially were about monthly and daily views, so I thought I'd share my weekly template example here in case someone else finds something to take from it! I tend to plan in terms of weeks so this has been working well for me.
This is what my view looks like at the start of the week:
I have a large section on top where I park what I want to accomplish during the week but not necessarily on Monday. This makes my daily migrations less painful and is helpful as I often have a bunch of phone calls or other "following up on appointments" things to do, that I tend to forget about until the end of the month if I leave them in the monthly section. Migrating them daily was super painful in the past and I always ended up giving up. This way, I also get a weekly reminder when I do a weekly migration. When I do that, I also go look at my monthly to-dos to see if I want to bring something else in.
( More explanations and pictures )
And that's how I adapted the method to my needs :) Do you have a weekly view yourself, or other tips you found helpful for managing weekly tasks, recurring or not?
