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We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring a new idea for a divisible.

Most agendios include sections on topics such as goals, accomplishments, priorities, todos and gratitude, to name a few. Today’s idea is not as serious, but it’s important in its own way and it’s also rewarding:

Today’s idea is to devote a pagelet to “Currently consuming”, a pagelet that tracks what you’re currently reading, drinking, listening to, watching, cooking and basically what you’re spending your free time on. At the end of the year, or possibly a few years later, you can look back on what you wrote each week and see an arc of your past interests and how they changed over time.

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring planning pages.

Agendio offers seven planning page layouts for you to use as is or to customize, available in the Builder on the Extra pages screen. One we really like is the Reflections page, which provides you with a list of questions to reflect on.

It can be used for any time period, and we have seen many customized weekly, monthly and yearly reflection pages.

For your next agendio, consider adding a few reflections pages to your agendio to prompt you to look back and make sure you remember the priorities you set for yourself. What would you want to reflect on as you use your agendio?

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring lists.

Angela added to her agendio a set of lists to track her chores. She applied the idea to divide her lists by frequency and created three lists: One list is for yearly chores, another is for twice-yearly chores and a third for monthly chores.

Even though all the pages track chores, they have different requirements. So we were thrilled to see how, using Agendio’s features, Angela selected different layouts for each page and formatted them differently, for example with or without checkboxes and selecting different numbers of columns. What a very successful design.

What would you put on each list if you made three chore lists?

We’re seeing so many great ideas in the agendios we’re producing that we’d like to share some with you this fall.

Today we’re featuring a few tracking pages. They’re a bit different than the ones we usually see and it’s worthwhile noticing how helpful they are.

The first two come from one of our long-standing customers, Jessica, who has been using agendios for five years. She created a calorie counter page and a sleep tracker, and both include a few very useful additional columns.

The last image is not a standard tracking page at all, it’s a daily. However, our customer converted the right-side column into a kind of planning Extra page. Seeing this column every day is a great way to stay focused on what’s important.

What kind of page would help you focus on your goals?