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Anyone who struggles to remember to complete tasks both minor and monumental knows that life can get in the way of living it — especially if you’re disorganized. Using a paper-based daily planner or a ...

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A new year means a new second chance to get organized. Short of hiring a personal assistant, there’s no better way to increase your productivity and keep your appointments, tasks, and events ...

Every new year means a new planner. While choosing the right one can be a surprisingly personal decision, there are characteristics that all the best dated planners share. They should be sturdy, able ...

The beginning of a new year or the start of school in the fall are both very good (and obvious) times to get a new planner. But inspiration to restart your calendar sometimes strikes when you least ...

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