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From: lidral@lpi.UUCP (Bob Lidral)
Newsgroups: comp.misc,misc.misc,misc.wanted,rec.misc,soc.misc,soc.singles
Subject: Re: Help me be more productive (please!)
Summary: Day-Timers, Inc.
Message-ID: <252@lpi.UUCP>
Date: 9 Dec 88 19:28:53 GMT
References: <801@esl.UUCP>
Reply-To: lidral@lpi.UUCP (Bob Lidral)
Organization: Language Processors Inc., Framingham MA
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In article <801@esl.UUCP> ssh@esl.UUCP (Sam Hahn) writes:
. . .

>I'm so paranoid now about being organized that I'd like to make this
>request.  It'll seem a little off the wall, but what I'm looking for
>are lists.  templates.  forms.  Standard references people usually
>keep for themselves.  I'd appreciate any that people send.

. . .

>				-- Sam Hahn (ssh@esl, uucp)


Try DAY-TIMERS, Inc., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18001; they provide a whole
catalog of stuff you can use to get organized and forms and templates you
can use to design your own forms and templates.  They also carry several
cases with which to organize and transport this stuff.

If you're really gung-ho, they are associated with an organization which
specializes in time management training: The Charles R. Hobbs Corporation,
P.O. Box 21567, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121-0273, (801)278-5381.

I've used Day-Timers stuff for about a year now and it seems to help;  I
haven't actually dealt with the Charles R. Hobbs Corporation, so I can't
comment on them further.

You might also try office supply stores (those are almost as dangerous as
good bookstores :-)) or library supply companies such as Highsmith
Corporation (sorry, I don't have their address handy).

Good luck.

		Bob Lidral (lidral@lpi.UUCP)
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