Time Block Planner

There is something comforting and effective about actually capturing your time block plans on paper. It somehow separates the planning from the digital ecosystem in which the rest of your distracting, hihly reactive work unfolds. The other camp or team among time block planer users, they do their weekly plan digitaly. Both are fine when it comes to your quarterly or semester strategic plan. People tend to do quarterly planning. There's not really an option for that plan to be in your time block planter. So that needs to be somewhere separate. But if you're a nice handwriting, hand illustrated bullet journal or type, that plan might show up in a separate analogue, no book. Most people i know