How do other people manage to stay on top of a digital system? The problem is that I tend to miss things when they are digital since I’m trying to also not be so distracted. I love being able to see everything at a glance, but I take public transportation and walk a significant way, so digital makes a lot more sense from the portability standpoint. I keep wavering between digital and analog calendar and tasks. Here’s how one member of the Dojo, our online productivity community, put it: Why does it matter which calendar you use? How can you know which system is better? One of our favorites at Asian Efficiency is Bus圜al. For those who like me who prefer technology, a digital calendar is the best option. I have said before that I “think” better typing than I do writing something down. The same is true for fans of a digital calendar.
If that is you, an analog calendar of some type is your best choice. Writing something down in a physical notebook is very satisfying to a lot of productive people.
Some people think better with a pen and paper. It exists to help you get things done and make the most of your time. Calendar management is about the clarity of knowing when and where you are supposed to be and what to do in any given moment. The purpose of any productivity system is to help you accomplish more. Productive people recognize the need to be good time managers, and the best tool for the job is a calendar.īut which calendar? Should you use an app on your phone, a physical notebook, or maybe even a wall calendar?Īsk yourself, “what is the real goal of keeping a calendar?” It is not about counting hours and minutes. How many times have you heard someone say that? How many times have you said it yourself? It is easy to feel like there are not enough hours in the day.
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