Comments on: A Daily Preflight Checklist

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Sun, 11 Nov 2007 03:13:16 +0000

[...] the best use for a tool like this is for frequently used checklists. Create templates for your morning pre-flight checklist, evening post-flight checklist, weekly review checklist, travel checklist, or other checklists that [...]

By: Jorge Ledesma DMD

Jorge Ledesma DMD — Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:54:14 +0000

Hey Ricky,

This is a wonderful example, I absolutely love it, I thought I was the only one to use these sort of daily list *LOL* but I’m glad to see other people really maximize their time, by the way I love your blog site, its really original not to crowded but just right congratulations….

By: bignoseduglyguy

bignoseduglyguy — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 19:28:52 +0000

Hey Ricky

Hi – I have noticed your site cropping in my referrals list so I popped over to check it out – good job. As for a daily checklist, it is one of those things that I am hoping to review but here’s what works for me at present:

Mornings only:
Paper Inbox – rarely used
Loose Papers – agendas/minutes

Mornings/midday/afternoons:
Email Inbox – main inbox
Palm T3 – Diddlebug/Slap/Voice Memos
Notebook – manually captured notes
Landline Voicemail
Mobile Voicemail

Although I use Bonsai as an outliner, I have recently downloaded CheckList (http://www.freewarepalm.com/database/checklistbywaguespack.shtml) to use for simple, regularly/repeatedly used checklists instead in an effort to keep it simple. I used it to make up a sport bag packing list and a pre-race checklist for the 10k I ran yesterday and it worked pretty well.

Regards

bignoseduglyguy