I haven’t done Before and After Shots for quite a while; using the Day On 2 Pages meant lots of photos to prep for each week’s post, and with everything else that needed to be done, I had to give up something.
However, many of you have expressed that you missed these weekly photos (which I’m humbled to learn), and I missed posting them.
Now that I’ve moved onto a Day On 1 Page, weekly After Shots are a breeze!
So here are the After Shots from Week 7 of 2015:
I could’ve also entitled this “Revenge of The Tick Boxes.” Or, “Watch Carie try to fix things after she became publicly obsessive about time and tasks because she was so overwhelmed.”
(And that overwhelmed feeling was just because of Thanksgiving. Let’s wait and see what Christmas does to my brain…)
I explain all of this in the video. Please feel free to point and laugh. 🙂
Here are all of the relevant links:
LM-Hyperdex Day on 2 Pages for the MTN
How Maryanne Moll uses her Hyperdex
How Tracy Reinhardt uses her LM-Hyperdex Pages (at the 12:30 mark)
Step One in Project Planning, for me, is having a dependable framework. I usually only get to chip away at projects in little bits of stolen time here and there, so I need to be able to quickly access the next steps for each project.
In Project Planning 2, I’ll set up a sample project with you, and possibly review how Step One is used in Step 2.
Project Planning 3 will be all about Evernote. 🙂
Links:
Go check out Rhomany and Vicky on YouTube as well… I’m interested to see how differently (or similarly) we all do this! Share your posts and ideas on your favorite social media.
First of all… the giveaway winner!
Felicity, you’ll be receiving an email shortly if you haven’t already! Congratulations!
Secondly… a review of how brain dumps and time tracking have changed the way I plan.
Have you made any changes to the way you plan? Have you found yourself less stressed and more productive?
The kids have the day off of school, and it’s a Friday, which will have my internal calendar off by a day until at least next Wednesday (which is actually an improvement over last month, the bulk of which I spent thinking it was this month).