juggling your calendar(s)

One of the biggest organizing mistakes people make is not using a daily planner, family calendar, or some type of organized system to keep everyone's activities in order. However, it can be an even bigger organizing disaster when people have multiple planners and calendars and keep different schedules in different places!

After all, the purpose of using a planner or calendar is so you will know your schedule at a glance...and if you have one calendar at home, one at work and a planner in your purse, how will you know if you are free on Wednesday at 6:30 when your best friend wants to plan special get-to-gather?

Keep personal, professional and family items on one calendar; preferably one that can fit into your purse or briefcase so you will always have it with you, even when you are away from home and the office. This will help to eliminate scheduling conflicts. Remember, 'the man who wears two watches, never knows the correct time.'

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