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over the past few months I've been trying to find a good system for staying organized and boosting my productivity as you may know from my previous videos I also used rocket books reusable notebooks for most of my note-taking and while I like the templates that are included in the fusion notebooks I found I wasn't using all of them and that the weekly agenda was a little too small for my needs particularly in the executive size books which is what I use the most so I thought I would revisit my previous experiments with page templates to adapt a bullet journal style of agenda to the constraints of the rocket book notebooks and after a few months of tweaking them I've developed some templates that I find useful I'll leave a link to a PDF that details these templates in the description below along with affiliate links for the notebooks ruler and friction pens I use if you're interested in picking them up one of the biggest limitations imposed by rocket books is that you have to erase the pages completely every month to avoid staining for this reason I like to use weekly templates I know the fusion notebooks have a monthly template but I didn't want to risk damaging my notes and honestly I use Google Calendar for event planning so I didn't see the need to replicate it my weekly templates begin with a general task list that I use for tracking - dues that aren't yet assigned to a specific day it doesn't track everything I do really just a few tasks here and there but it's quite helpful when I know I need to get something done but I just don't know when I'll do it yet this template is very simple you have single letter indicators for the days of the week on the left side followed by a column allocated to task bullets then the remaining eight spaces for listing the tasks I generally start by creating a task bullet and labeling what needs to be done then each day that I make progress towards the task I fill in the corresponding column and connect it to the main task bullet with a line then if I finish the task I cross it out or I'll add a mark indicating that it needs to be carried over to the following week I don't normally find a legend necessary but just for clarity these are the symbols that I use most frequently to indicate tasks urgent tasks events move tasks and completed tasks more commonly I use a space beneath my task list for an inspirational quote that I can reflect on throughout the week this flows naturally into my weekly agenda which I use two pages for because I like to leave lots of room for each day if it's too cramped I tend not to write everything down which leads to me forgetting to do things each page is divided into three boxes that are 15 spaces wide and eight spaces tall with the leftmost space allocated for tasks bullets similar to the previous page on both pages I use the column nearest to spiral binding for the weekday titles because I find this as unused space otherwise and this helps to avoid the discomfort of bumping my...