(I recently attended a networking event where Clayton Christensen spoke that got its own note where I collected my notes, thoughts, and impressions from his remarks.) If you do this, include the same YYYY-MM-DD code in the title. Some days will get multiple notes if there’s an important or unusual event that I want to stand out. Phone calls I made, bills I paid, and a scanned copy of the claim tag for the dry cleaning I dropped off. This is a log of the important things I did that day. (It used to be the Daily Record of Events, but the current designs seem to all use Daily Notes.) Each day has a note titled Daily Notes YYYY-MM-DD. The most common type of planning note I have is the Daily Notes. Here’s how you can use Evernote to complete your digital planning system. Earlier this year, I started systematically using Evernote for notes, and it’s complementing my digital planning very nicely. For appointments, the Calendar app built in to OS X and iOS. I may have written about it once or twice. Instead of searching for one app that would store tasks, appointments, and notes, choose separate apps that do one thing well and play well with others.įor tasks, I use OmniFocus.
It took me years to realize that to have a great digital planning system, I didn’t need to recreate the everything-in-one-place experience that the Franklin has. When I got the iPad, I started looking for a digital version of that experience. It was everything you needed to plan and execute your day. On the left, you had your tasks and appointments for the day. Despite the advantages of digital planning tools, a part of me still wants to dust off the binder and go back to paper-based planning. It wasn’t until the iPad arrived that I finally set that beloved binder aside. Even when I got a Palm PDA, then an iPhone, I kept using paper for my planning. I started using a Franklin planner when I started junior high.
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