Do You Use A Daily Planner?

Question

Do You plan your day, the night before, or a week in advance. Do you have a 2 do list?

or

Do You just go with the flow and let what ever comes, comes.

Answer 1

No. I have a secretary and she plans my day.

Answer 2

I fall in and out of daily planning to be honest. When I am planning my day the night before I get so much more done. It also helps to have a list because I get distracted with three children to care for. If I have a few minutes while they are asleep or eating I can go to my list and pick an item to complete. If I do not have a list I just veg out and enjoy the silence, fleeting as it may be.

Answer 3

They sell dog organizers on Amazon to keep all your puppy paperwork and vet records, as well as a socialization check sheets. For a daily planner, try an chain department store. They should have ones that include both daily and an overview monthly sheet. As far as a training schedule: Though he is cute right now, don't let him get away with anything that you don't want an adult larger dog doing. Start socialization as soon as he's had all his shots. Expose him to new people and places, but be SURE the first experiences are great ones by inviting dog friendly family and friends before strangers. Make sure he meets men with facial hair, sunglasses and different kinds of hats since this is a common phobia of older poorly socialized dogs. Don't push the puppy to much at first as far as walking goes. Know his limits and don't over-do it or you can cause developmental problems as he's growing. Concentrate on house training and basic obedience first since it is never to early. ADD: Fields of Gold had a great answer! Routine IS great for puppies and it IS exhausting, but rewarding too, when you see the progress they make and them finally understand what you want them to do! If you live in a hot area of the country, don't walk the puppy during the hottest part of the day. I also agree that you should split feedings up into several small feedings every day (I still feed 2x per day with my German Shepherd). Make sure he is on a good quality DRY puppy kibble. Don't free feed (which is making kibble available at all times), since this leads to weight problems later in life.

Answer 4

Well I'm not an adult so my life is basically planned by my parents. But for school, I have an Agenda that I write homework, tests or major project due dates. I should start making a schedule for after school. Like at this time have a snack, do your homework at this time, take shower before dinner, then take the rest of the night to watch T.v, and before bedtime, make sure homework is in book bag. This is a great schedule, I'm writing it down.

Answer 5

Go with the flow. You never know what will come your way, and planning just adds more stress because you feel like you HAVE to get it done. You cannot plan life. Life just happens.

Answer 6

I write some stuff down, like I have to take 2 cats back to the vet for the second part of a series of shots and if it isn't within a certain window of time I have to start over with the shots.

Other than stuff like that, not really.

Answer 7

I am a college prof and need to keep my whereabouts straight for the week.
At home I am a post it note person who leaves myself and family notes to do/keep daily chores/schedules....
Without them there would be many forgotten things and chaos.

I've even gotten up at night to write a reminder note because my overactive mind would not let me sleep for fear I would forget to to do something the next day!!!

Answer 8

Daily. No, I don't plan my day... but it lets me go with the flow, but keeps me in line for the crap I have to remember.... and I a list fanatic.

Answer 9

I just go with the flow. If I have something I have to do and am afraid I'll forget, I leave myself a sticky note.

Answer 10

I type out my day. A day planner is nice but it won't hold all my plans for the day.

Answer 11

I am a planner--I have to know what I am doing a week in advance