The New Setup of my Filofax Domino A5

As promised, I’ll show you what my Filofax Domino looks like now. In some of my previous blog posts, you can see how I set it up at the beginning and what I changed after six weeks using it (and another blog post with the pictures of my six weeks Filofax recap). I again made some adjustments and switched my diary inserts. But first, I want to show you my new hand-made divider tabs (please excuse the poor quality. I only had my 10 year old compact digicam at hand and the lighting was not right as well):

My new sections include:

• Year: for my yearly planner pages
• Diary: for my week on two pages Filofax format
• Uni: for anything uni-related
• subtab Uni notes
• GTD: for my to do lists
• Travel: for maps, public transport info etc.
• subtab Miami
• subtab International Information: for holidays, measurements, time zones, area codes etc.
• Lists: for shopping lists and any other lists
• subtab Lists: yes, this sounds repetitive, but the subtab includes my 101 things to do in 1001 days list and any other pre-written lists
• Contacts: for adresses
• Notes: for, well, notes…
• subtab Blog: for blog-related notes
• Misc: for anything that didn’t fit in elsewhere

I also changed my diary format. I switched to the Filofax Week on Two Pages format. I just transferred my appointments and birthdays and everything today, so I can’t really tell yet if it works for me. But at first glance: I really like the MUCH bigger writing space (compared to my Dodo Acad Pad) and I also like that the writing space for the weekends is not smaller than for working days. Because you may not believe it, but: I have pretty busy weekends and I just NEED the space.

I also like that there’s a separate notes section on the top of every left page. I don’t know what I’ll use that for just yet, but I’m sure it’ll come in handy.

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