By: dejah420
I must have 5 different organizer binders. All of which I start with the greatest of enthusiasms, for I love the idea of being organized. The clean lines, the blank pages, the modular breakup of the...
View ArticleBy: nflorin
I would be remiss if I did not bring up the previously mentioned the PocketMod, which is so cute and quite obviously the Greatest Planner Ever. PocketMods have kept my life coherent since at least...
View ArticleBy: jack_mo
the fetishism and lite-spiritualist gobbledygook that surrounds productivity porn is less compelling by far Aye, that and the impression that the productivity heads spend all their time re-arranging...
View ArticleBy: hob
I started with a simple to-do list pad; then I realized that I got more done if I copied it out every day, leaving off the stuff I'd crossed off, so I had a fresh start every morning. After a while, I...
View ArticleBy: itsjustanalias
I used version of the DIY planner, the hipster PDA and a plain old pen and paper in my last job (Quality Assurance Manager in a little pharmaceutical company)... they took my Palm sychronisability...
View ArticleBy: cubby
while i really love looking at all this stuff, i decided a while back that paying for a good planner can be just as fabulous and fetish worthy and less time consuming. $15 for a moleskine and ive got...
View ArticleBy: blasdelf
Tired of all those cheap poorly-concieved faddish organizers of dubious usefulness being pushed down your throat by self-promoting hipster blogtards? Why not roll your own with Google maps 37Signals...
View ArticleBy: cccorlew
I'm stilll pissed that AFTER I got a daytimer so I'd be more organized I found out that I'd have to write stuff in it, and then check it all the time for it to work.
View ArticleBy: rossination
In the time it took you to write that comment, I made myself a "next action" : sort through chaff.
View ArticleBy: mischief
there's usually some good stuff hidden amongst the crap ... but is sorting through the chaff worth the time?
View ArticleBy: rossination
Lord Hifi: I agree with you, to an extent. It's funny when these sites so unabashedly praise what they even admit is 'productivity porn'. Nonetheless, there's usually some good stuff hidden amongst the...
View ArticleBy: hifiparasol
Well, waxbanks, I just re-read your post. Now I look like a dork. Maybe Cory Doctorow will write a long post on BB detailing what a dilbert I am.
View ArticleBy: hifiparasol
Remember a couple of years ago when the Internet was abuzz with talk of the hipster PDA? And it was just a bunch of frigging index cards? But Cory Doctorow and Jason Kottke got boners over it, so it...
View ArticleBy: waxbanks
I've been an occasional visitor to this site for a long time now. The DIYPlanner is a well-designed and handy little resource; the fetishism and lite-spiritualist gobbledygook that surrounds...
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