Plan your day in five minutes: pick your top 3 priorities, fill in your schedule, and close the day with a short shutdown checklist. Fill it in online or print it.
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How it works
Choose the three tasks that would make today a success.
Put your top priorities into your best hours, around your meetings.
At the end of the day, review, move unfinished tasks and pick tomorrow’s top task.
Good to know
A daily plan turns a long to-do list into a realistic day. Deciding your top three priorities in the morning means you spend your best hours on what matters — not on whatever lands in your inbox first.
The end-of-day shutdown is just as important: a quick review of what got done and why things slipped helps you plan tomorrow better and actually switch off in the evening.
FAQ
Your top 3 priorities, a schedule for the day, a short to-do list, space for notes, and an end-of-day review.
Either at the end of the previous workday or first thing in the morning. Both work — the key is to do it every day.
Yes. Click “Print / save as PDF” to print just the planner, or save it as a PDF.
Yes. Plan my day walks you through your morning plan, “Plan it for me” schedules your tasks around your meetings, and the shutdown ritual closes your day.
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