Every New Year I become really excited; despite this electronic age I'm an old fashion chick who loves nothing more to write my appointments in a diary. My mother gave me my first diary when I first left for University; It was a A5 day-to-a-page and I loved it. I used to write copious notes, documenting what I did and where I'd been.
I felt like a change and began researching other alternatives and decided upon a Filofax. This was the easy part, deciding which Filofax style I wanted to try took me two months; keep in mind that some people have their Filofax's for years, I knew I wanted to get this right. During this two month period I stalked the aisles of WHSmith and John Lewis, I knew I was obsessing when I began taking pictures of the various Filoxfax styles side by side and drooling over them. Eventually it was the texture of the Metropol (Personal) that sold me and I made my purchase - not looking back since.
I have a mobile / smart phone so don't need a diary......
There is something final about placing an appointment in my diary, I find that I'm less likely to change or flake on the event. I have to work at being organised and find the additional inserts / side pockets help me to keep track of projects. Since having my son I've had to become uber organised due to additional doctors, hospital, midwives and other baby appointments; my filofax has been getting some serious love.
How do you organise yourself: mobile / on-line / diary?
I have a mobile / smart phone so don't need a diary......
There is something final about placing an appointment in my diary, I find that I'm less likely to change or flake on the event. I have to work at being organised and find the additional inserts / side pockets help me to keep track of projects. Since having my son I've had to become uber organised due to additional doctors, hospital, midwives and other baby appointments; my filofax has been getting some serious love.
How do you organise yourself: mobile / on-line / diary?