Do I Plan My Days?
Published on October 20, 2020
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Time spent planning is not time wasted as long as you can stick to your plan.
After a few small disruptions in my days recently, I have changed from doing a weekly planner, where I tend to forget essentials like eating and drinking and of course shopping for my food, to doing a daily planner where I don't have to remember so many things.
I look in my diary on a daily basis and then after speaking to my partner to make sure I have not forgotten or missed anything and then I plan my day.
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I found out doing it weekly there were always things I was forgetting and my plans were constantly changing. For me that means a lot. I don't like change and tend to like to know how my day is going to pan out. I know there are others who do everything off the cuff and if it works for them that is fine.
I prefer to be a little bit more organized and set myself a timetable. I still do a rough weekly planner, and it is rough and so I don't mind if this now changes.
Because I have decided to take more leisure time than I used to I have added that into my daily plans.
Are you a planner?
Derek Barrington
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