I have gone completely digital. 

I have a week at a glance planner still! Always have always will. Stuff goes into my phone calendar as well. It also tells me the astrological aspects so if it looks like a cluster, I'm going to schedule around it. LOL

Pen and Paper plus Phone. When working and can depend on it, my brain and its memory works too.

I use outlook.

I, too, use Google calendar. Accessible whenever needed from computer & phone and easily updated to handle the many changes in my "schedule".
Bruce

I've lost the day planner Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS completely and rely strictly on my Google calender.

No paper and if I remember to put it in phone

I use a wall calendar.    

Digital...all on the phone.

Everything but I think I am leaning towards paper ..... 

I use only my calender on my phone which automatically updates on my computer and my husband's phone.  I gives me the updates and reminders needed and I've been happy with it for many many years now.

I don't use a day planner... my schedule is on my calendar in my Outlook and I have a notebook to keep daily notes and reminders.

Appointments go in the phone & TO DO List is written

No, my iCal is on all of my devices and all of my team's devices as well. I can't imagine going back to the day planner!

I'm just using my phone right now. If I get too busy I will probably go to a planner also, so nothing is missed.

I do use a day planner, I like to look at things in print and go back and look as well, although I do put some appointments on my phone calendar as well!

Mostly all digital since the late 90's, though recently I found it useful to print off my timeblock each week.

Sometimes I use all of the above, and sometimes I use none of the above. In all seriousness, for appointments I use my digital calendars (yes, that is plural). For most else, I am still a pen and paper gal. I am really trying to use Evernote because I like the search capability. Don't get me started on a CRM. I finally broke down and purchased Wise Agent, and I do intend to use it. I will do a product review once I get going. A lot of the time I am in sticky note hell. We used to have a high school teacher who put his sticky notes on his tie, and we laughed at him. It is not so funny anymore.....

I have gone digital and miss the day planner, but time for a change!

I like my planner that I can just open to any month and see instantly what kind of appointments I have on various days... no clicking through on tiny squares in my digital calendar.

I still prefer a day planner.

Google calendar on the phone, but I still like to write out a to do list for the day and check it off

Just the online calendar.  Never was one for a day planner.  By the time I got out of school, they were going out of fashion and being replaced with online calendars.  A few years later, we got our calendars on our phones.

I live and breathe by my week at a glance & written to do list.  I use my phone to add reminders as needed.  I just need to write it (& cross it out!). 

Both and To Do lists on top of that. 

iPhone with reminder. Works like a charm.

I'm fully organized.... I use my laptop for everything....and I have a backup laptop with all the same information on it... One is being serviced tomorrow but I have one with a new windows 10 program and new hard drive... rolling smoothly.... and my routine is in my head... I know exactly how each day will run...

I know when the new listings will go live... they picked up another today for next week.... we have offers coming in on two properties.... one offer out on another one... and new listing presentations scheduled this week.... that's for two agents and they're always busy... my last mailing just landed and has had one call already....

I am digitized and for quite some time. 

Hi Paul,
i put my appointments in my phone but I also send myself "delayed text" messages to go to give me adequate lead time to get where I am supposed to be.  I also write things on a calendar.  We can't rely completely on digital. They crash at the most inconvenient times. 

That's an easy one - Day Planner

I stil use the day planner, probably becuase title companies still bring them to the office.

I am digital now. I prefer google calendar. 

Digital - it's all my phone/computer. If there's a technology outage, after the current week (which I review regularly), I'd be in big trouble in terms of remembering where I'm supposed to be.

I’m still old school here

Paul,

Both, Ron is good about putting appts in the phone.  A

I love this question:) actually in my Free Facebook group about delegating tasks, I am doing a series of FB lives about how to do your projects, whether to time block or not and when, how to organize tasks, how to do a time log, and more. 

I just discovered bullet journaling for planners. I am addicted! 

I have always kept a paper journal. I always write down ALL my goals and plans on paper. 

There is a ton of scientific evidence about how important it is to write down your goals and affirmations on paper with a pen. 

I use my iCal for appointments that my VA sets for me but I always transfer them to my paper planner which is different than regular planners. I have been using for about 3 years, the Passion Planner system, which i love, but now with bullet journal planners, I am going to switch over. That way my journaling, my to do lists, and my appointments, and my calendars can all be in one place for my children, their children, my great grandchildren - for my posterity. They will inherit all of my paper journals. 

We just went to the funeral of a dear friend. He raised 6 children and he always kept a paper form journal. His grown children read entries from his journals at his services. It was a testiment to me how important journaling is for your family when you leave this earth and go to the other side. 

The most amazing part of it all, with the bullet journaling, is that all the youtube video tutorials I have watched were by female college students and young mothers, young women, and professional young women. I was so happy to see that this new generation z is back to paper and pen, and being creative with pen and paper, water colors, and other medium for journaling. 

There is something so peaceful to read my scriptures, write and journal and do art in my scriptures, followed by writing in my bullet journal ( planner) and reviewing my day and scheduling tomorrow... doing things like art and really taking thought into the actions to take, creates an amazing peace around me. I sleep better at night and get more done. 

Suri and me....

I actually still like to use both.

Pen and paper. More of a note taker/organizer/reminder than a day planner.

I use Google Calendar, as well as making notes on paper for the day, maybe the week, as part of my weekly planning. Something to carry with me if the phone battery dies, etc...

I have not used a paper day planner in years. All scheduling is done on my phone and computer. Then I have to compare plans to my wife's wall calendar on which she writes plans and make sure we are not in conflict.