Historically, planners have lured me in and then fell short.  I would try to use them to get myself organized and stay on top of my schedule, but the format always felt forced.  It didn’t work the way I needed it to work.  So, a few months ago, I finally designed my own daily and weekly planning sheets.  In developing these, I discovered that I needed a planner that was content-driven and task-driven instead of calendar-driven.  I do have some appointments and meetings each week, but I don’t need a dedicated page with an hourly breakdown of each day.  I also have to put my appointments and important due dates on my Outlook calendar, so I can set alarms and reminders.  If things don’t ding, blink, and pop-up at me, I might forget them. So, for my planning sheets, I just need an overview of my meetings and appointments…  10:00