While seeking my ideal planner solution this summer, I've done a lot of migrating: that is, copying information forward.
The beauty of ring-bound planners is that they minimize handwritten migration.
If you miss a task, you can simply open the rings and move the to-do page forward instead of crossing out the task and copying it to a later date. I try to avoid spending time migrating and just write things down once.
On the other hand, taking the time to migrate tasks and other items gives you a chance to slow down and think about how best to use your time.
How do you migrate?
Of course, since it's Friday, all discussion of ring-bound organizers is welcome.
I have an A6 25mm ring binder. How full is full in your A6 binders? Thanks. xx
ReplyDeleteI think there is a post that has pictures of how full rings should be. I tried to find it, but was unsuccessful.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the one:
Deletehttps://philofaxy.blogspot.com/2014/10/how-much-paper-is-too-much-paper.html
Yes! That is the one. Thank you.
DeleteRe: Migration - This month I started a monthly To Do list as the first page after the month tab. I am thinking that I will be migrated to the next month. On my daily pages, if I have tasks that didn't get done, I put an arrow and move them to the next time I think I will have time to get it done.
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