I’ve added three new templates in the personal development resources section of the site. This follows up on the free templates first seen in “Progress Tracking and Beyond“. After a request to convert these templates into PDF format, I looked around on my PC to see what other templates I could share.
Free Templates
There are three new templates in total. They’re very simple, but they were designed that way so it wouldn’t matter if I spilt tea on them or made a mistake. The first template is a blog scheduler, the second is a to-do list and the third is a daily planner.
Blog Schedule
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This is the template I use on all of my blogs to try and keep some form of order in the chaos. It’s setup to use four steps for creating each post, which I outlined in “How a blog article is born“.
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To-Do List
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I usually have a dozen or so projects going off at any time, so I created this little to-do list to be used with any project. It’s meant to be as generic as possible, so it can be used for just about anything.
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Daily Planner
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This little template breaks the day into half-hour chunks that can be used to schedule your day. See “How to create an effective schedule” for a complete guide on creating a schedule that works.
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These templates are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 Licence, which means you’re welcome to share and modify them as long as you keep the original link and don’t use them for commercial purposes.
1 Comment by Douglas Woods | October 9, 2007 @ 9:33 am
Hi,
I can’t recall quite how I came upon your site but I am sure glad I did. Some great resources here and brilliant ideas, thanks.