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Date Posted: 19:50:09 08/15/00 Tue
Author: karen
Subject: Re: Scheduling Forms?
In reply to: Sue 's message, "Scheduling Forms?" on 18:53:46 08/15/00 Tue

Hi Sue;
If this method works for you - keep it. I have been using my day planner for scheduling for over 10yrs and it works fine for me. It's my bible. Everything goes in this planner from new client interviews, overnight stays, phone numbers but best of all at the end of the year it works as a great reminder and helps in putting it all together for taxes. I also print out a weekly work sheet and keep this in the "current year" portion of my business notebook which is nothing more than a big three ringed binder with all the years business stuff in it from client feedback forms, bills paid put, expenses etc. I am a firm believer in keeping it simple. Good luck.

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