Are you still using a planner?
By sharlionse
@sharlionse (739)
Philippines
January 24, 2010 7:57pm CST
What I mean is the notebook-like planner. Are you still using it besides the fact that you have a lot of ways of doing it like on your laptop or PC, on your mobile phone or even online like in your email. I have come to the idea that a lot of people are still using it because there are still so many planners available in the bookstores and i can't imagine why people should still be using it.
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5 responses
@blungel0830 (841)
• Philippines
25 Jan 10
A notebook never gets infected with a virus unlike computers, phones or PDAs. 
@blungel0830 (841)
• Philippines
25 Jan 10
I also still use a notebook planner. I have one at work and at home. For me it is much easier to write down things on paper rather than type on the PC or my mobile phone. It is also for me more reliable than electronic devices that rely on a source of power--battery or outlet. A notebook is also low cost and low maintenance. 
@ravinskye (8237)
• United States
25 Jan 10
I still use a paper notebook planner. I have a pda too. I take the notebook one in my purse. I worry about taking my pda in my purse. I'm afraid it will get broken. I keep the notebook one on my desk when i'm at home that way if something needs to be written down I have it right there.
@larish (2263)
• Philippines
25 Jan 10
Yes, I still have a notebook planner (hardcopy). Even if this is a modern age, I still can best rely on my notebook planner since I don't need to recharge it from time to time. It is also easier to write on the notebook planner than typing at my laptop or even my mobile mobile phone reminder portion.
@Thiala (101)
• United States
25 Jan 10
Yes I still use a notebook planner . My reasons for that being 1. I don't have the money to buy a PDA and 2. If there is something that I have to do that I'm not looking forward to I'm much more likely to do it if I have it wrote down ( I don't know why I'm like that I just am , I guess it has something to do with the feelings of accomplishment I get if I actually get everything on my to do list done and the feelings of guilt I get if I don't ) .
