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You need to clean things up around here. I mean, I never know when you're going to be home, when you're out, whom to call, or what you have to get done. It's total chaos! Can't you do something about it?
In today's world, you have two choices about how to keep track of your life: paper or gadget. If you want to write things down with your hand and a pen, this is your article. If you want to write with a stylus (very 2006/3000BCE of you!) on one of those newfangled PDAs, look here.![]()
Are the technophiles gone? Good. Let's get to this.
There are three things to consider in your planner.
We'll explore each separately.
| Let's Be Honest, Looks Matter | ||
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Leather Bound |
Nylon |
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Zippered |
Slip-Tab |
Open |
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| What Can You Put In Your Organizer? | ||||
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Calendars are practically the definition of an organizer.
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Binding is important to some people for their binder.
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Pockets may be essential to you as well.
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Address Book may be the only thing keeping you calling your mother.
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Note Pages are for whatever else you need to write down.
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| You Want Total Honesty? Size Matters Too. | |||
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Notebook-sized planners (8.5" x 11") are great for taking a whole slew of notes in meetings or classes. |
Journal-sized planners (5.5" x 8.5") are a little slimmer for easier travel. |
Pocket-sized organizers (3.5" x 6.5") can fit in large pockets. |
Compact-sized organizers (3" x 5") are just the basics. |