https://tannie.nl/enContents © 2022 <a href="mailto:tanja@tannie.nl">Tanja</a> Wed, 30 Mar 2022 13:35:17 GMTNikola (getnikola.com)http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rsshttps://tannie.nl/2013/planning-the-planner/Tanja<div><p><a href="https://tannie.nl/images/misc/Colourcoding-in-my-planner-.thumbnail.jpg"><img alt="Colourcoding in my planner." src="https://tannie.nl/images/misc/Colourcoding-in-my-planner-.thumbnail.jpg"></a>I have taken some time recently to work out what works best for me and my planner. I have a Leuchtturm1917 Weekly Planner, and though I love the paper -- almost all my fountainpens and inks work great on it -- the layout of the week has started to bug me. I just can't do only three lines on a Saturday / Sunday...</p> <p>So, I once again ordered a <a href="http://www.plannerisms.com/2013/09/2014-plannerisms-planners.html">Plannerism Planner</a>, in teal. It has super-awesome weekly layout! Every day gets a full column so no more trying to squeeze a lot of stuff into a tiny box!</p> <p>One thing I do want to bring to this PlPl: in the Leuchtturm, whenever I wrote down an appointment (medical, dinner with friends, visiting family) I'd draw a tiny line in the matching colour on the annual overview pages. I colour-code my type of appointments and this makes it very easy to see, at a glance, if I risk overbooking myself. It also lets me use my pink glitter gell-pen (FTW!) to mark days that I don't want to do anything more in.</p></div>inkslovepaperplanningstartedweekworkhttps://tannie.nl/2013/planning-the-planner/Fri, 06 Dec 2013 09:17:26 GMT