I have been killing it this week.

[McBenny]

I got a late start and didn't plan until Monday morning, however I have been killing it and getting so much from my to do's done.

What's going on with everyone else?

Also I have a planner meet up this Sunday. I think I am going to take DD.

[gangy]

Loving how organized I've been lately! Feel like I've been killing it as well.

This morning at my doctors appointment I had my planner to make my follow up and the receptionist commented on it and said she wanted one. I was showing her all the things and think I may have converted her! Even texted her a coupon from Joann's to get her started! Lol.

Have fun at the planner meet up McBenny that sounds awesome!


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[billmurray]

The last two weeks have been incredibly busy and I don't know what I'd do without my planner. The layouts are the opposite of pretty, and there is writing and scribbles everywhere, but I've been getting so much done lately, and I know it's because I'm organized.
Also, McBenny what do you do at a planner meet up?

[gangy]

Jun 9, 2017 8:25:52 GMT -6 billmurray said:

The last two weeks have been incredibly busy and I don't know what I'd do without my planner. The layouts are the opposite of pretty, and there is writing and scribbles everywhere, but I've been getting so much done lately, and I know it's because I'm organized.
Also, McBenny what do you do at a planner meet up?

I also find that the week of it gets so crazy wilts scribbling, crossing things out and adding other things. I think I'm planning way too much in advance but I guess I can't help it!


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[thankfully]

I killed it last week. This week I don't feel like I've accomplished too much. It's easy to plug in a migrate symbol into the bujo and procrastinate. I think I need to break down into smaller tasks for this coming week because quick wins help my motivation.

[kitchen]

I ordered a new planner and I keep checking the tracking but it's not here yet no matter how often I check.

I'm super excited.

[gangy]

Jun 9, 2017 12:26:42 GMT -6 thankfully said:

I killed it last week. This week I don't feel like I've accomplished too much. It's easy to plug in a migrate symbol into the bujo and procrastinate. I think I need to break down into smaller tasks for this coming week because quick wins help my motivation.

Yes for sure. I have a running to do list that I keep transferring to the following week 😩 McBenny any tips for us procrastinators?


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[McBenny]

Jun 9, 2017 12:43:56 GMT -6 gangy said:

Jun 9, 2017 12:26:42 GMT -6 thankfully said:

I killed it last week. This week I don't feel like I've accomplished too much. It's easy to plug in a migrate symbol into the bujo and procrastinate. I think I need to break down into smaller tasks for this coming week because quick wins help my motivation.

Yes for sure. I have a running to do list that I keep transferring to the following week 😩 McBenny any tips for us procrastinators?


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Shit. I have started giving myself only 3 to dos and I am happy if I get one done.

[oliversbear]

Jun 9, 2017 13:22:39 GMT -6 McBenny said:

Jun 9, 2017 12:43:56 GMT -6 gangy said:

Yes for sure. I have a running to do list that I keep transferring to the following week 😩 McBenny any tips for us procrastinators?


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Shit. I have started giving myself only 3 to dos and I am happy if I get one done.

I always break things down into smaller tasks.  For my annual rental inspection, we got a 15-point cleaning checklist for each room.  I had each point a separate task so I could check it off and feel like I had done something.  It made it easier and meant I could schedule the cleaning tasks better.  It was good to have the guide to work from.

Even on a daily basis, I try to keep one space clean, organized & calm.  "Straighten Up" is always a task on my daily to-do list and I always feel good when I make the bed, put away the clothes left on the floor the previous night and make the bedroom inviting.  The day always starts better when I get that task checked off.  The first check means I can move on to others.

I also schedule a bit of me time on my to-do list.  Sometimes it's to have one thing I know I can check off, but also sometimes I get so caught up in the day's activities I forget to take some downtime.  Having a reminder to "read half hour" makes scheduling the me time a priority, even if I don't actually open a book during the half hour.