No criticism implied. Your planners are great for a number of people, and the problem is they were almost right for me. As I said, the big takeaway from them for me was the absolute necessity for long-range planning. I’d been hiding my head in “What is it that I have to get done today?” for far too long.

Thank you for that, and thank you for commenting!

Carol

Interesting, though, that you think I’m a marcher. The truth of the matter is that I’m more improv than most people know – the planners paint the scene, and I go from there. Too much rigidity can be stifling; too few parameters lead to tons of dropped balls. We each have to find the balance that’s right for us.

Thanks for sharing your process, too. It’s great to learn from you.
Charlie Gilkey´s last blog ..How Do You Process Your Life

The structure I see is akin to the dance steps–but the flexibility you maintain is akin to the actual dance, including its artistry & improvisation.
Marissa Bracke´s last blog ..Friday Menagerie- Collection 6

This was interesting and really useful. You’ve got great structures in place, and I like the balance of what’s set and what’s flexible. There is a lot of fodder here for me to consider as I work on building structures of my own.

Thank you SO much for sharing this! I’m really enjoying getting ideas from people and just fascinated by how others use, structure, relate to–and dance with and within!–their time.
Marissa Bracke´s last blog ..Friday Menagerie- Collection 6