I am paperless in my business yet all of my daily activities are on paper.  To Do lists ... love them ... live by them. Don't ever take my paper away!

I have both.  I have a master paper list, and a digital app to enter on the fly then transfer to the paper.  I have a weekly calendar I make myself that I use.

I have to write it down so that I can cross it out. For me, the technology based way to accomplish the same thing just does not feel as good.

 I good morning Fred. I am paperless as I use my iPad.

Good morning Fred. My calender is on my laptop, but Gail Petrowsky uses a wall calender.

Typically, I handwrite my to do lists daily.  Sometimes it will also go into phone as well.  

Both.

I use my iPad and iPhone for this.

Fred Griffin I am paperless - using Google calendar for all appointments, tasks to complete etc.

However, few things  that I write on paper for my next day schedules gets done! Though I am not so much diligent about 'written daytimer', it works better.

I tend to jot down notes and To Do list on paper...or whatever is close by sometimes! I am paperless with my schedule and thankfully my calendar links to my computer, phone, and tablet!

both. I use my phone and my outlook calendar, but I have a back up paper calendar on my desk.  At this very moment fedex is bringing a new cell phone to my daughter. Just imagine if she had no paper back up. Her phone broke over the weekend.

Google calendar for my appointments and lists or notes in my phone for the stuff I may not remember but I still have a terrific memory and don't need to write down much.

Hi Fred every year I buy the large size paper daily.  I like it mainly for daily notes.  I do put all appointments in outlook

I use both but prefer paper.

Not paperless. I like google calendar, pen and paper.

I am both for the most part

I'm a bit old fashioned. I still carry around a notebook with my lists and other information I need.

all of them and everything!

I write it down, but have appointments on my Google calendar.  There is something about writing things down that makes it sink into my brain and settle.

I have been pretty much paperless on the calendar since I bought my first palm pilot in 2000.

I am paperless, but I still work things out with a pen and paper. I think we have too much reliance on tech and it affects chemical levels in the brain.

Desk calender or daytimer to smart phone to the open road

In notebooks, every day since 2009. "To do" list every day and make notes when I'm on the phone, etc. This is actually encouraged in Hawaii and California just in case something comes up later legally on a transaction. Notes in handwriting trumps everything else.

Fred,

Ron is good at putting appts in the desktop which synchs with all our devices.  I just use my memory and stay paperless that way...so far so good.  I used to buy a calendar, would start off great the first few days in January, and then it just sat there.  Have not missed an appt yet.  A

I have always used an appointment book that provides an easy historical record.

Online for the most part.

I have to write it down on paper, although I keep all my appointments in my calendar.

Paperless.  I use Top Producer.  But, if the Internet goes down, I'm SOL.

I use both, actually, Fred Griffin!  Keep a computer calendar and write Post-It notes - HA!

We are using both.  My team has access to my printed schedule and I utilize Top Producer 8i.

Hybrid. I depend on my weekly planner. If I am out and about, I will plug into my phone calendar -- or others will add items to it. I still transfer them to my planner. Old skool. :)

Fred,

Paper and computer. It works for me.

Unfortunately - both.  Preference - Todoist.com

Both plus Debbie pointing me in the right direction and on time. 

I use the calender in my Iphone but also keep a notebook with appointments and where i write notes through out the day, in the car, or at a property. You cant always whip the phone out to type notes but note pads are accepted

Making a paperless move with use of iPad and iPhone for calendar and list of tasks. Must admit to it being a learning curve and need to check it more often as a few things get through the cracks!

My calendar is on my phone and my computer in Outlook. My to-do lists are on paper... I've tried to go paperless here, but it never worked. I like to see it and cross things off. But no wall calendars.

Fred- both.  i try very hard to go paperless but still jot notes down on yellow stick-ums.  

Smartphone almost exclusively

I do make a paper list every day for the items needed to complete, but do have a to-do list on my phone I use frequently.