Do you have 6 to 9 things to do on your task list every day?
Is your calendar packed from sunup to sundown with multiple appointments?
Can you take notes on all of the happenings of your day within a 5 1/2" lined square?
Are you tired of buying a planning system and then finding out you just can't make their system work?
If you answered "yes" to the first 3 questions then this simple manifestation is not for you! However, if you answered "yes" to the last question you are probably like 95% of the rest of the population I urge you to take a hard look at what this unconventional journaling system can do for your life!
| If you are like me and I think most people are, I tend to think in pictures, have a hard time coloring between the lines, and on some days take copious amounts of notes while on other days I barely write my name. I know you have felt my frustration with most conventional planning systems on the market today. Is your problem is with the pre-stamped days which at the end of the year have nothing written on them? Have you missed that crucial appointment because most clocks that I encounter are round and I colored the wrong set of boxes on my planner? If these or a myriad of other planner nightmares plague your thoughts then the "Angletime" system is for you. |  |
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Join me and countless others who have declared their freedom from the status quo by embracing "Angletime". The beauty of this "system" is that it provides the basic items necessary for an organized schedule while letting you prioritize and move through your day at your pace and in your own way. Each page is equipped with a physical representation of an analog clock face with which to record your various appointments throughout the day. The left page clock face represents the morning hours and the right page clock face represents the evening hours. The clocks are marked off in hour and half hour segments, because let's face it when was the last time you made an appointment for 12:47 p.m.! |
The rest of the page is white space and is unlined so you can write as much or as little as you want when recording your thoughts or tasks for the day. Occasionally there are notations located at the left and right edge of a page. When was the last time you needed an approximate measurement but could not find a ruler? With this ingenious system you now have inches on the left page edge and centimeters on the right page edge. What is the best part about the "Angletime" system? The batteries never run down and if you ever drop it by accident you just pick it up and keep writing! Your "Angletime" datebook/journal comes with at least 90 pages that you can tailor the way you want to plan and record your day. Each planner is professionally printed on quality paper and comes personalized with your name, address, and other contact information. |
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Updated January 19, 2009
Copyright © Ken Duncan 2009