Principle -1 Planning

Schedule Time to Schedule

Posted by rdassler on November 8, 2011 at 9:40 am.

It keeps coming up in my daily calls with accountability partners:

Calendar

  • Planning for the day and the week allows for one to be more intentional and waste less time on less important tasks and thereby get more done and feel more effective.
  • In order to move an idea on a list into existence, the task needs to be prioritized and scheduled.
  • In order to routinely count on a calendar to enable you to keep your promises, you must schedule time to schedule.

I have a commitment each week to have next week’s schedule worked out and planned by Friday at 4:00.  What about you?

Tomorrow, I’ll detail how I build my calendar starting with daily routines.