Templates
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| Aide mémoire “Getting Things Done” | Pour vous mettre l’eau à la bouche, voici un diagramme gratuit et en couleurs de la dynamique GTD. Il en existe beaucoup d’autres, je trouve celui-ci plus vivant et parlant, question de goût. Pour comprendre cet aide mémoire, j’ai résumé les principales étapes dans la suite. Paper size: Multiple Sizes Thumbnail:  Usage advice: imprimer et afficher, taille variable License: Creative Commons Language: french Applications required: image viewer
| Multiple Sizes | 2007-10-09 12:49 | ||||||||||||||
| Special Order 2 page/week - classic 2up | The result of a member's request for a custom 2-page per week form, to fit her Circa Junior Zip Folio. Left-hand page has Monday through Friday; Saturday and Sunday are on right - all days equal size. Rest of right-hand page has grid split into two columns with "To Do" and "To Buy" headings. Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Good for people who have as much going on on the weekends as during the week. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Apple Preview, Acrobat Reader
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-10-03 06:14 | ||||||||||||||
| Productivity templates (daily agenda/to do lists/goals/notes) for Circa Micro PDA notebook | A series of productivity templates designed for the Levenger Circa Micro PDA notebook format (business card sized paper). The pages can be printed on dual sides, each template produces 20 cards total. Have printed these out on Avery two-sided printable Clean Edge business cards with good success. If you have any comments or feedback, I'd love to hear it. This is my first template project, inspired by many of the wonderful "pocketfob" type templates on D*I*Y. Paper size: Business Card Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Designed for use with the Levenger Circa MicroPDA notebook format. I use these templates for highly portable general productivity. Page 1: A daily agenda (front) Page 2: A daily agenda (back) Page 3: A to-do list (front) Page 4: A to-do list (back) Page 5: A contact sheet and media list (the list lines provide a space for the letters indicated at the media key at the top) (front) Page 6: A contact sheet and media list (the list lines provide a space for the letters indicated at the media key at the top) (back) Page 7: A sticky note (with general topic areas at top to circle) and an Ottr Plottr(c) high-level goal sheet (meant for general brainstorming, not drill-down level of detail) (front) Page 8: A sticky note (with general topic areas at top to circle) and an Ottr Plottr(c) high-level goal sheet (meant for general brainstorming, not drill-down level of detail) (back) License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Adobe Reader
| Business Card | 2007-10-01 15:34 | ||||||||||||||
| Productivity templates (daily agenda/to do lists/goals/notes) for Circa Micro PDA notebook | A series of productivity templates designed for the Levenger Circa Micro PDA notebook format (business card sized paper). The pages can be printed on dual sides, each template produces 20 cards total. Have printed these out on Avery two-sided printable Clean Edge business cards with good success. If you have any comments or feedback, I'd love to hear it. This is my first template project, inspired by many of the wonderful "pocketfob" type templates on D*I*Y. Paper size: Business Card Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Designed for use with the Levenger Circa MicroPDA notebook format. I use these templates for highly portable general productivity. Page 1: A daily agenda (front) Page 2: A daily agenda (back) Page 3: A to-do list (front) Page 4: A to-do list (back) Page 5: A contact sheet and media list (the list lines provide a space for the letters indicated at the media key at the top) (front) Page 6: A contact sheet and media list (the list lines provide a space for the letters indicated at the media key at the top) (back) Page 7: A sticky note (with general topic areas at top to circle) and an Ottr Plottr(c) high-level goal sheet (meant for general brainstorming, not drill-down level of detail) (front) Page 8: A sticky note (with general topic areas at top to circle) and an Ottr Plottr(c) high-level goal sheet (meant for general brainstorming, not drill-down level of detail) (back) Page 9: A wishlist with letter key to keep track of items wanted/needed and a perpetual task tracker with 12 checkboxes to track progress/frequency of task completion (front) Page 10: A wishlist with letter key to keep track of items wanted/needed and a perpetual task tracker with 12 checkboxes to track progress/frequency of task completion (back) Page 11: An event/action log and a plain grid layout (front) Page 12: An event/action log and a plain grid layout (back) License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Adobe Reader
| Business Card | 2007-10-01 07:01 | ||||||||||||||
| Dive Log | I needed new pages for my dive log and rather than buy some overpriced pages printed on paper that is nearly impossible to write on, I decided to make my own. The log has space for a dive profile, some summary information, comments, your cumulative bottom time, and a verification signature. Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Print, punch and use just like your normal dive log. This template only has a simple single level dive profile on it, I may get around to creating one with a multi-level profile one of these days but since I don't have the equipment to do those calculations it's not super high on my to-do list. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: PDF Viewer, Open Office Draw if you want to edit
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-09-29 23:32 | ||||||||||||||
| Weekly Food and Water... Hand drawn! | 8.5 x 11- weekly snapshot of food, water, moods, sleep and dreams Thumbnail:  Usage advice: 3-ring binder! Keep track of your water and food intake, start relating it to sleep and dream patterns. I once had really spicy indian food and had the most vivid awful nightmares of my life. They MUST be related! Paper size: Letter License: Creative Commons Applications required: Adobe Acrobat Reader Language: English | Letter | 2007-09-29 07:09 | ||||||||||||||
| Hand Drawn | Hand drawn and stamped planner pages! 4x6 Index Card- includes 'this book belongs to,' info page, daily record, weekly plan, appointments, contacts, goals, ideas, lyrics, to-do and monthly plan. Could be resized for 3x5 as well. Hope you like it- and if there's a template you'd like to see in this style please ask and I'll see what I can do! Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Just like you would use 3x5 index cards, just a little more room! Paper size: Other License: Creative Commons Applications required: Adobe Acrobat Language: english | Other | 2007-09-29 06:52 | ||||||||||||||
| 2 Page per Week Planner w/Task List | I've developed this template, fully merged for 2008, based on my 3 years of working with the Harvard Planner. I've taken some of the useful (to me) elements, and rearranged them. First, I've rearranged the weekly calendar across the top half of the two pages, Mon-Wed on the left, Tr-Sun on the right. The task, which were on the right page of a Harvard, are now under both pages. Gone are all the small columns for weekdays and checkoffs. There's a simple single column adaptable. If it's a calendar event, put the M,T,W,TR,F, etc in the box; if it's a task, I use a GTD-esque dash system there. All new! I've added the first 24 pages of my now complete year. The new setup includes the following, front to back, with thanks to ygor: DIY blank cover Take a look. Let me know what you think. I'll look for another location for the full file - it's too big to post here. Most likely caused by merging several pdfs with pdfsam. Jason Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Usage advice: Use as you like for tracking your days. This is the fully merged year calendar, ready to print. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF reader
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-09-25 16:33 | ||||||||||||||
| Medical Data | When my mother was diagnosed with Cancer we recieved several different forms that were designed to put all of her medical data in one place. I have adjusted the forms that we recieved and added some things of my own. This will print out on a single 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper and can then be folded over and holes punched in it for your classic organier. When I was looking through the forms I felt that this would be good for me to keep my information and others might be interested in this handy way to keep their medical data up to date. Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Usage advice: The form is fairly self explanitory. Once the information is filled in fold it and use your punch to put this in your dayplanner for quick reference or put it on the refrigerator door as one of the groups told us to do when we recieved the forms. License: Public Domain Language: English Applications required: any PDF reader
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-09-24 14:00 | ||||||||||||||
| A PlannerPad planner little bit customised... | Inspire by the PlannerPad layout and some ideas from Filofax and Time/System Paper size: A5 Thumbnail:  Usage advice: On the top right cell I put the "Most Important Thing to do this week" License: Creative Commons Language: English French Applications required: Any PDF reader
| A5 | 2007-09-19 19:55 | ||||||||||||||
| WW Point Tracker | A simple 8 up daily weight watchers point tracker. Paper size: Letter Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Print both sides and cut into quarter sheets. Stack them on top of each other and staple in the middle to make a booklet. I used the DIY Planner Widget kit to create this in OpenOffice. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: PDF reader
| Letter | 2007-09-14 20:02 | ||||||||||||||
| Points Tracker | A simple 8-up Weight Watcher points tracker. Paper size: Letter Usage advice: I print it on both sides of the paper and cut the sheet into 4 pieces. stack the pieces on top of each other , fold it in half and staple the middle. I picked up an inexpensive pocket calendar with a leather-like case and use the case to hold my tracker. Hope someone finds it useful. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Acrobat Reader or other pdf reading software
| Letter | 2007-09-14 13:16 | ||||||||||||||
| To do list for Filofax Personal | As the title says, these are to do lists that fit perfectly well into a Filofax Personal. Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Just print and cut out :-) Paper size: Other License: Creative Commons Applications required: Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF Language: English | Other | 2007-09-13 12:14 | ||||||||||||||
| Table 2x3 2-Up | Took the 2x3 Table from The HipsterPDA Core Package and Put it into a Classic 2-Up format. Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Usage advice: I Needed a Bigger Version of this Template License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: ZIP Software and Microsoft Word/OpenOffice/etc.
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-09-04 20:48 | ||||||||||||||
| One Year of Monthly Zero Based Budgets UPDATE: 1.2 version for OpenOffice/NeoOffice & Excel | Zero based budget spreadsheet for doing a budget for 12 months. Based on the concept described by Dave Ramsey. Update: 1.1 includes some tweaks and a iWork '08 Numbers version. Update: 1.2 includes a major bug fix for the OpenOffice/NeoOffice & Excel version. The way totals were calculated, all months would reflect the totals from January. This bug was not present in the Numbers version. Note:I had to zip the Numbers version to get it to attach. Unzip it and then open with Numbers. Paper size: Letter and A4 Thumbnail:  Usage advice: At the beginning of the month, fill in the income and expenses you expect for the month. Include how much you will save for emergencies, debts you will pay off, and money you will give away. The difference between your income and all the other things should equal $0. Live on this budget and then fill out the "actual income" and "actual expenses" sections at the end of the month to see how you did. You should be able to print it out in various sizes, but I have found landscape letter size works about the best. License details included as part of the spreadsheet itself. License: Other (note the license in the description below) Language: English Applications required: Microsoft Excel, NeoOffice, or OpenOffice or iWork '08 Numbers
| Letter and A4 | 2007-09-03 00:44 | ||||||||||||||
| One Page per Day Calendar with Automatic Day Updating - Based in New Apple Numbers '08 | One page per day calendar for Circa (or other binders) that automatically updates each page with day of the week and "mini" calendars. Saturday and Sunday are automatically put onto one page. Only need to change one cell at start of month and entire worksheet will update. Includes a cover page and a blank "extra" page for extra notes. Should use with a duplex printer - the template will put lined notes page on the calendar page. Paper size: A4 Thumbnail:  Usage advice: Change date in "Daily Sheets :: Table B :: A1" at beginning of month. Annually, update "Cross Reference :: S2:T13" with day of the week for the 1st of each month and number of days in each month (for leap years). License: Public Domain Language: English Applications required: Apple Numbers '08
| A4 | 2007-09-01 21:52 | ||||||||||||||
| Unschedule - Daily - Procrastination | You can use this as an ordinary Day Keeper, but it's meant to be an "Unschedule". Unscheduling a week per page isn't enough room for me. Includes check-boxes and room for notes. Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Usage advice: To use this as an Unschedule: * If you have an important project that you've been procrastinating, schedule in *everything but* that project first, including breaks, meals, and so on. This will give you a realistic idea of how much time you actually have available. * Once you've done the above, you can use the available time to work. * Record your work on the project. Total it up at the end of each day. Tips: * Concentrate on *starting*. The sooner you do that, the better you'll feel. The first fifteen minutes or so is always the hardest. Just push through it. * Schedule lots of breaks. * Don't schedule in any work blocks until you've actually done your first one. * I recommend using this along with a "Habit Tracker," where you can record your consistent usage of the unschedule, and your daily amount of work. This helps give the kind of overview you get from a weekly unschedule. Also, it's very motivating. * Read The Now Habit by Neil Fiore. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Acrobat Reader, or Foxit
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-08-24 17:29 | ||||||||||||||
| 7 Habits style weekly planner (2 page) | Paper size: Classic (5.5 x 8.5) Usage advice: I put this together in about 10mins; I couldn't find anything free that was close. License: Public Domain Language: English Applications required: Microsoft Word
| Classic (5.5 x 8.5) | 2007-08-20 21:47 | ||||||||||||||
| quarter page 2 page a week | Inspired by the Planner Page thread. My wife's purse is really an empty planner. She asked for help, I made these. Included are a 2 page week index and a dual sided note page. Made from the widget kit. Paper size: Other Usage advice: quarter page for an inherited pocket sized Franklin Covey. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: Adobe Acrobat reader
| Other | 2007-08-13 17:20 | ||||||||||||||
| 1 page per Week: 24 hr/15 min intervals | A5, Classic, & Compact Versions. Inspired by Sard's needs. An entire week on one page. 24 hours divided into 15 minutes intervals. Monday start. Paper size: Multiple Sizes Usage advice: Print either on both sides or leave one side blank for notes. You could print on the backs of graph paper or lined note pages to allow comments to accompany your week. License: Creative Commons Language: English Applications required: PDF Reader
| Multiple Sizes | 2007-08-10 17:49 |
