The Many Uses of Our To-Do’s + Goal Template

by Lemon Lines | Jun 5, 2013 | Free Printables

Everyday presents a new adventure with loads of things to get done and remember throughout each hour, which makes it almost impossible to remember everything without writing it down. That’s why we created this multi-functional printable specifically for your daily to-do’s and goals. Here are several different ways to get the most out of this great piece:

1. Daily To-Do Checklist – For a full month, simply print off two copies. Each yellow box will represent one day. You can also add the day and date above each box.
2. Weekly To-Do/Goal Summary – One copy of this printable represents five weeks. Label each week on the left-hand side of each week. Your week will be broken down into three, easy to manage, segments.
3. Sticky Note Template – Each yellow box is the exact size of a small sticky note. Print off one copy to use as a template. Place small sticky notes on each box. Use the editable format and type your to-do’s and goals. Print. Now you can take your reminders wherever you go! Another handy way to use this with sticky notes is to line up your sticky notes on a blank sheet of paper, then print the To-Do’s + Goals printable so you can have the shaded boxes and lines on your sticky notes. This method makes it easier for you to jot down items throughout the day if your away from your computer, just grab a note and go. You can also place them back on your template once you no longer need them on-the-go, but want an overall view of the topic at hand, your day or your week.
4. Business Planning – Categories each set of squares by labeling the decorative frame such categories as, “administrative,” “accounting,” “sales,” “inventory,” “marketing,” “advertising,” “philanthropic,” etc. You can do this one of two ways: 1) list your ideas across the board in all three boxes, remembering to include contacts or sources. 2) Start by putting your goals for each category in the third box, then work backwards by writing what needs to get done to reach your goal in the first two boxes.
5. Flow Chart – Use the decorative frame on the left-hand side of the first square as a bracket to describe your mini chart. Then add arrows, plus, minus or equals signs between the boxes, both across and below.
6. BONUS: Save paper and resources by laminating your printable. Just grab a fine point dry erase marker and you’re set!

Have another idea on how to best use this Lemon Lines Printable? Please let us know how you use this printable. We’d love to hear all about it!

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