Matt’s Super Awesome GTD Planner Page
I lost my iPod touch last year.
So I had to use a paper planner since my todo lists, project lists, and miscellaneous info was on the iPod. I didn’t like the ones at Wal-Mart, Staples, or anywhere else, so I opted to make my own. I found an article on binding my own books and created a Week-at-a-glance planner template, printed it, and bound it. I make one every quarter and they all have 13 weeks in them.
Each quarter has a different cover. I really like making fun covers. It fits just right in the back cover of my notebook – an AMPAD Project notebook. I’m very particular about my paper.
Pro’s:
- It forces me to do a weekly review
- It’s cheap – I don’t have to buy planner refills and I’ve always got paper, toner, and glue.
- It’s easy to keep with me all the time, since it’s very thin
- Color coding = awesome
- I made it, so I’m proud of it and I like to use it
Con’s:
- No copy-and-paste
- No gmail integration
- No google calendar integration
- Other stuff I can’t think of right now
I found my iPod touch, so I don’t use this anymore, but if anybody else wants to use it, here you go!
Stats:
- Size: US Letter – 8.5 x 11 inches
- Made in OpenOffice.org
- Type: PDF
Matt’s Super Awesome GTD Planner Page
Matt’s Super Awesome GTD Planner Page by Matt Horne is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.