Idealist Dreams: How I Learned to Plan as an INFP
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If you're an INFP, have you ever felt like you can't get things done because it's hard to stick to anything? Or like having to a to-do list is so suffocating that you would rather not have one, but yet the idea of having a method of accomplishing things is still strangely appealing?
Idealistic and creative, sometimes INFPs need a little structure to reach their goals and finish their projects.
In this short and concise book, artist and writer Arcadia Page recounts her journey towards planner peace, sharing planning methods and tips for anyone who finds that typical methods of planning don't work for them.
°•°Field Notes°•
As an INFP I was so tired of trying to find time management techniques that could work for me. So I ended up testing many planning and scheduling hacks that work (and don't work) so you don't have to.
The way I plan and schedule has evolved a lot over the years because my life is always changing, but yet the basic ideas I wrote here still stick with me.
The result is that I've found my own version of planner peace, I've gotten better at reaching my goals, and even if I'm not perfectly organized, I have what I need to bring my life back into order whenever I need to.
May this book reach those who need it. 💙
If you're an INFP, have you ever felt like you can't get things done because it's hard to stick to anything? Or like having to a to-do list is so suffocating that you would rather not have one, but yet the idea of having a method of accomplishing things is still strangely appealing?
Idealistic and creative, sometimes INFPs need a little structure to reach their goals and finish their projects.
In this short and concise book, artist and writer Arcadia Page recounts her journey towards planner peace, sharing planning methods and tips for anyone who finds that typical methods of planning don't work for them.
°•°Field Notes°•
As an INFP I was so tired of trying to find time management techniques that could work for me. So I ended up testing many planning and scheduling hacks that work (and don't work) so you don't have to.
The way I plan and schedule has evolved a lot over the years because my life is always changing, but yet the basic ideas I wrote here still stick with me.
The result is that I've found my own version of planner peace, I've gotten better at reaching my goals, and even if I'm not perfectly organized, I have what I need to bring my life back into order whenever I need to.
May this book reach those who need it. 💙
