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    Do you keep a schedule? Like, maybe a little pocket book so that you can check your upcoming schedule easily, or a big calender so you can fit everything on it. Do you like keeping a schedule? Does it come easily to you, or do you struggle to do so? When did you start keeping your schedule? If you don't keep a schedule, do you have a specific reason not to?
     
    I honestly have to; I have no choice whatsoever. Especially when it comes to art projects.
    If I don't set a deadline for my projects I will continuously touch up that one piece i'm working on for days and never get anywhere, mainly because i'm so obsessed with little things like symmetry.

    Basically, I follow the same schedule everyday, but I put in a deadline for each project to make sure I don't end up spending too much time on one thing. If it's art, I force myself to stop working on something once I meet the deadline and try to get feedback from a friend/director.

    As for the schedule itself, I keep it all on my phone using some app I forgot the name of. It's some sort of fancy looking "To-Do List" app. I started keeping a schedule after I went to one of my old college instructors for help on how to better manage my time on projects.
     
    What Andy said, minus work schedule. Plus, I'm one of those people who hate planning and stuff, unless it is mental planning and scheduling, then I go crazy. But yeah, no physical diary/schedule or anything.
     
    When there's a lot of stuff going on, I'll resort to listing the tasks in order of priority. Getting it all down on paper gives me a feeling of relief and I feel more in control of things.
     
    HAHA no not at all and it's quite a problem actually, but since I have a good memory I can always manage. I just can't be consistent with a schedule or a planning etc cause I have ADHD so that makes it kind of hard lol.
     
    lolololol no not at all. It's rare that I do anything out of the norm anyways so if I do have a "big event" ahead of me I'll remember it.
     
    The only sort of schedule I have is for work. After that, I do nothing, so what's there to schedule in the first place? It's a rare day when I have anything besides work to go to anyway. :p
     
    No job, no form of higher education, in a small country area in southern Louisiana. Kind of don't need a schedule without anything going on, really.
    I actually wish I did; I'm so bored.
     
    I don't have schedules or make plans at all unless you include school and my morning routine for school, but I'm not in school this semester. :(
     
    I always have a planner on me, I try and organize my life as best as I can to make sure I can schedule in everything/everyone. I have school, a job, and an internship along with friends so I need to organize everything to make sure I don't forget anything. I NEED TO SCHEDULE TIME TO READ D:
     
    I've tried countless times to keep an day planner or something so I can organize my life but it just never works out. I'm probably the most disorganized person ever, I end up losing or forgetting about any schedules I try to keep lol.

    And in my downtime I do nothing so why do I need to schedule my nothingness? XD
     
    I HATE keeping a schedule. I just like to go with the flow and worry about future events when they come, besdies, I'm a forgetful person. I figure that if I tried to keep something to help me remember stuff.....I would forget to look at it >_<
     
    I have a school schedule, and then I have a list of things I need to do each day on the back of my dresser for me to look at, which is all homework-related. Then I have the weekly deadlines for work that I have to keep up with. But when it comes down to specifics, I don't really keep a schedule except in my head.
     
    Nope, with no job and no social life I really have no reason to. But even in college, I was pretty good at prioritizing stuff and remembering when various assignments were due, so unless work was really hectic, I don't think I'd need to keep a daily schedule.
     
    I have a whiteboard in my room and whenever I want to plan something, I write a time and a date. They don't usually last that long since I have something else to write over and I find that if I write something at least once, I'll remember it. These are more like reminders, though.
     
    Hahahahahahahahahahahaha no. For the most part, my 'schedule' is a kinda incoherent mess in which a lot of days roll into one and I have no plans for any of them. I really wish I could be organized enough to make one, but I can't see it happening.
     
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