My Filofax Setup

As a form of subtle procrastination, I have recently been tweaking certain parts of how I organise my filofax. I'm still not 100% happy with it though. I think the main trouble I'm having is managing to fit all of my lectures in to the pages as well as everything else, without it becoming an illegible mess! I'm seriously considering upgrading to a an A5 size for next semester or changing to a 2DTP diary, because I'll also be doing my dissertation too. I would also love to implement some kind of colour-coding system! Anyway, back to the layout. 

So, say hello to my loyal personal Chameleon in black! It's been in use for about a year and has weathered all of the chucking around etc. pretty well! I mainly use it for the diary/organisation side of things, as well as lists and other stuff. However, I don't really use the address section because I already have an address book.  

                                            

As you can see, I fully utilise the card holders - it's my purse overflow! I also keep my Paperchase cute animal sticky notes and some classic heart shaped post its stashed away too. The front is just decorated with patterned tape, although I am tempted to experiment with pictures and scrapbooking stuff too. 

                                          

Here is a (rather shoddy) example of what one of my term time weeks looks like. Usually it's busier than this, but all the lectures and other classes take up so much room/looks really messy! I like to space the lectures out on the page according to what time they are at so that I can more easily assess whether I have any blocks of free time for work or meeting up with friends/going to the gym. Saying that, my exercise regime has been steadily declining in quantity...not good! 

                                         

As well as having a WO2P diary, I also have a monthly one further back which lets me quickly scan for any events etc. The two tabs behind this are for my blog ideas, lists of things (books, wishlist, presents for people) and exercises. 

I hope you liked the tour and I would be very grateful if you have any ideas about organising my main diary pages more efficiently!