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OK folks, I am interested in your planner sections in order, ie divider sections. I am needing a planner re-set for 2023. Thanks. Jane
ReplyDeletePersonal size:
DeletePlanning calendar tab: Special days (bdays, etc), Weekly Inserts (for the rest of the year)
Goals tab: Personal mission, Goals (one page per goal)
Key Information tab: Health pages (one pg per family member)
Lists tab: I love lists, so I have lots of them
Addresses/phone tab: Contacts pages
Personal Size:
ReplyDelete1) Vertical year planner
2) monthly inserts (usually only 3 months worth - currently 2 months)
3) "Research & Ideas"
4) "Recipes & Cooking" (I like to carry my weekly recipes to the grocery stores)
5) "World of Warcraft" (gaming notes, character to-do lists/needs, addon configuration details, quest details,etc.)
6) A-Z tabs for filing different information
An A5 is used for extensively for work. Simply too much to reference/track/do for the one book way of life. Keeps a solid boundary between work and personal lives.
I like the idea of a hobbies section like your section. Thanks.
DeleteMine are the following:
ReplyDelete1) Diary, with filofax one day per page inserts. Usually, I a only have the next 3 weeks in this section
2) Lists, with to-dos and shopping lists
3) Works, with an 's' since I am an artist. This section is made for anything related to art
4) Journal
5) Notes, which contains quotes from articles or podcasts, etc.
6) Contacts
I also have cards and band-aids in the planner cover. The band-aids are very helpful. I give them to my relatives whenever someone needs one or use them myself.
I only use a personal size planner.
I'd love to keep a simplified journal if the pages will fit in my planner. I will investigate your idea here for 2023. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMy daily-use Personal Portland is set up as follows:
ReplyDelete1) 'diary' at the front with tabbed monthly dividers - where I write all my appointments and reminders
2) 'my notes' pages where I've written plans, quotations, research notes, lists, records of phone conversations, directions - things that occur to me
3) 'information' contains printed sheets of annual reminders, birthdays etc, ingredients for recipes - things I look up and consult, that don't need amending
4) 'blank paper' of various sorts (when I've written on the 'blank paper' I move it into 'my notes'
5) 'car information' - insurance details, etc.
This is LaDonna. I use an A5 planner with the following sections:
ReplyDelete1) Inbox
2) A-Z tabs
3) Week on 2 pages inserts
4) Food Journal
5) Day on 2 pages inserts
6) Month on 2 pages inserts
This would be a great topic for guest blog posts especially with pictures to show how different bits are used.