I LIVE by my digital calendars- for work, businesses (maritzaguzman.com) and personal. And I use different platforms - for my daytime work we use Enterprise Microsoft O365, for my side businesses I use Google G-Suite, for personal planning I use iPhone iOs calendar which I share with my other half, plus a few other Google shared calendars with my work & business teams, as well as a reservation based per appointment calendars. Don't ask me why- but this system works for me! Having different calendars helps me balance my work day and keeps me focused. Focusing is crucial - because "You can chase two Rabbits at a time but can only catch one!"

Then in the off-hours I use one digital calendar Artful Agenda (Use Code RM213516 ) that combines them all in one view to know the details in between.

So every morning I take a few minutes during my Celery Juice / Lemon Juice / Coffee routine (recommend KickoffCoffeeCo- Soccer Inspired Delicious Colombian Coffee!) to plan out my day. I use this time to write out my day's agenda so I can mentally prepare for the 55 meetings and ToDo's I have scheduled for the day LOL.

Best of all I schedule what I wish to accomplish for work & personal, I also fill in and allocate time to exercise, personal development, read, learn, motivate - because when you stop educating your brain you mentally stop growing!!

Why does this matter? I've learned from successful people to plan everything! Set your priorities. Your time is valuable. Time is what you'll never get back- so use it wisely! Know your non-negotiables- choose what is important to schedule and work around it. Follow a system - and stick to it- without it can cause waste of precious time in achieving your goals. It's not all work and NO play- also schedule your quality & fun time. Remember your calendar is your accountability, what are you willing to give up that will produce the most productive Income and Emotionally fulfilled day? What will be your Income producing activities, and what memorable moments will be cherished & created today?

“The shorter way to do many things is to only do one thing at a time.” -Mozart