"...by small and simple things are great things brought to pass." -Alma 37:6

Tutorials

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Convenient

Lybbert Planners fit snugly into practically any pocket. They're durable enough to even be worn in one's back pocket so they're conveniently available at any time.
Planner fits in your pocket
I used to use a PDA for the same purpose of convenience, but I couldn't use it comfortably around water, and it broke when I accidentally sat on it. Our planners don't break easily, and although they can be damaged by water, they are much cheaper than a PDA. Now I don't feel like I'm babysitting my planning device 24/7, which feels good. Besides, using a pen will always be more natural than the awkward interfaces a small digital device uses.

Daily Pages

This section is the "meat" of the planner. It is as flexible as you want it to be--use it however it suits you best. Time slots start early and end late, just like any usual working day. Half hour increments in the most active time of day enable you to plan necessary specifics. Use the "Notes" section to write reminders, lists, task lists, or anything else you need to remember later. When a specific time is scheduled for you to do something, it will likely actually get done.

Multipurpose Note Pages

These pages can be used in whatever way helps you most. Jot down dreams, abstract ideas, or plans that don't quite have a place in your life yet. Or, you can record lists, long-term goals, and ideas that need to get out of your head. Separate them into the different areas of wellness. Remember, you can develop details to reach these goals later.

"Getting Things Done"

This book by David Allen is a great start to understanding how planning works. His book focuses on natural planning methods. The planners we sell are ideal for the process he calls "collecting." Use this planner as a kind of 'inbox' (like email accounts use) for collecting all of the things you need to remember. Later, when you are "reviewing," as he describes it, you can feel confident that you have everything you need, and in the context of where you remember it happening.

The planner is also great for "Processing" on the go throughout the day.

Sticky Notes

You can use sticky notes to make lists that travel with you as you turn the pages. Sticky notes are also great for extra space when you need it.