GTD Method, timeblocking & other tips for a PRODUCTIVE weekly planning routine!

[@EdelweisSusie]

You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT about assigning tasks for specific days. I was one of those people who used to jot down all my tasks onto one A4 sheet of paper and cross them out when I did them, but (a) doing this is sooo overwhelming and (b) my brain felt quite ‘muddled’ because there was no time-frame. Now (thanks to your invaluable guidance) I allocate daily tasks and I’m no longer muddled! Thanks so much. x

[@MomYePlans]

Aw yay! I’m glad you found something helpful! Thanks so much for watching! ❤️

[@honeyyeyes]

i love how clear and well detailed your videos are. i've been trying to be more organized and proactive and love watching your videos

[@MomYePlans]

Omg thank you so much! That means a lot! ❤️

[@kimikobuford]

Hey. My favorite step is 5 because that’s my struggle. I found out that mastering timeblocking can make me more efficient. When I do timeblock my day I forget my planner. My phone is the trap.

[@MomYePlans]

totally! it can be such a beneficial tool but yes so true as well, phones are sooo distracting!!! thanks so much for watching Kimiko!

[@erllive1]

this was helpful andf1st digital planner i saw I might actually try

[@waterwheeling1761]

I love the first step of brainstorming/brain dumping strategically on one sheet (I usually do this randomly on different sheets of paper or sticky notes) and then writing/dotting in when they need to be done, using the masterlist. Thank you for showing a great example of this!

[@MomYePlans]

Aw yay I’m so glad you found it helpful!!! I definitely feel like that’s the most important part ❤️ thanks for warning!!