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I think stickers are especially handy to jog your memories about what was on your mind when you first placed it. That could just be me though!

P.S. this comment was made by Benjamin Cuellar :D

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It's a To-Do List, a Calendar, and a Dessert Topping

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It's a To-Do List, a Calendar, and a Dessert Topping

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The basic concept behind the daily planner is that you use it to coordinate your list of things to do, your list of people to call, and your meetigs and appointments with your calendar.

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You can Shedule To-Do Items on Future Days

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You can Shedule To-Do Items on Future Days

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If you have an assignmento that is due in two weeks and you realize that the week is shot because all of the other appointment and commitments you made and you schedule this project for Tueday of next week, you're assured taht you can work it into your schedule and finish it with out being ruhed.  That's what the daily planner is designed to do.

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You have More Control of Your Scheduling

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You have More Control of Your Scheduling

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A daily planner also gives you flexibility, you don't need to list all of your to-do's, calls and other tasks on a single day You can spread them out, so you do some of the work today, some tomorrow, and the rest on the following day. And if you find that your're not going to be able to get certain tasks because of your other commitments, you can write douw those tasks on days on which you know that you can get to them. Then you have to much control of your day because you're able to associate an unfinished task or other item of business with a specific date on the calendar.