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Reddit mentions of Quartet Dry Erase Board / Cork Board, Calendar Board, Magnetic, 17" x 23", 1-Month Design with List, Black Frame (79380-WM)

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Quartet Dry Erase Board / Cork Board, Calendar Board, Magnetic, 17
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    Features:
  • Magnetic dry erase calendar board has 3-in-1 functionality with a dry erase calendar board, a magnetic bulletin board and a cork bulletin bar
  • 17 x 23 inch size best for occassional use in small or home office; black frame matches most décor; calendar surface tracks 1 month at a time
  • Separate dry-erase section for notes included, with lines to keep writing aligned; natural cork strip along bottom is fully tackable; self-stick pads for mounting and dry-erase marker included
  • Calendar Board
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height17.5 Inches
Length23 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateDecember 2018
Width1 Inches
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Found 1 comment on Quartet Dry Erase Board / Cork Board, Calendar Board, Magnetic, 17" x 23", 1-Month Design with List, Black Frame (79380-WM):

u/natalmolderguy · 6 pointsr/ISTJ

I'm kind of innately an organized person, so here are some of my habits/tips for a bit more structure.

  • If you're forgetful (or even if you're not), get some post-it notes or a small notebook and write down reminders of things you want/need/have to do. Or make checklists--things you do each day, or a list of things to clean in your house, shopping lists, whatever.

  • Generally in the morning when I wake up, before I get out of bed I'll mentally run through a checklist of what I have to do that day. You can start with simple errands first and work up to bigger ones, or figure out how to develop a routine for getting them done ("I have to do x every day, I'll do it in the morning before work/during my lunch break/etc").

  • Get one of these to keep track of your schedule/errands/appointments/etc. Keeping a visual list of what you have to do serves as a reminder if you're forgetful and can help you set up a routine or stick to a habit you're trying to form.

  • You probably already have a routine--stick to it and make it work for you. If you're trying to work in something new, put it in your routine with things that will make sure you do them. For example, if you're trying to floss more (something I started recently), do it before you brush your teeth in the morning or after you wash your face at night, something like that.

  • This one can be a tough habit to form, but to avoid messes and losing things, try to give everything a designated "spot" that it goes in. When you use it, put it back when you're done. Or if you see it somewhere else, put it back in its spot. Consistency is what you're aiming for. If you ever need something, you know where it is--in its spot, where you left it. No lost keys, phones, wallets, or remotes!

  • If you're concerned about not following through with things, you could probably find a spotter--someone willing to help make sure that you stay committed, whether it's a friend or an app or whatever. Or work out some sort of incentive to reward yourself for sticking to your guns.

    There are probably any number of apps that you could use to help you with all of those, too.

    Sorry though, can't help ya with the career, I'm in the same boat with you there. Let me know if you figure it out!