I don't get good results from planning tasks in detail any earlier than about the night before (and not always then), but I have recently started using a weekly planner and started setting up my weekly habit tracker / total time doing X, Y, Z goals each week. I was using a bullet journal before but my pages got so unstructured with the variable contents that my habit trackers there weren't very meaningful: in the bullet journal, I marked all the habits every day, when many of them are more like 3-5 times per week, and not hitting every day was more discouraging than anything in that case. Now being able to color in various squares and see how I'm progressing throughout the week's worth of habit goals really helps me set focus and intention for each day and see what I need to catch up on a few days in advance. It has really helped me improve my productivity.
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I don't get good results from planning tasks in detail any earlier than about the night before (and not always then), but I have recently started using a weekly planner and started setting up my weekly habit tracker / total time doing X, Y, Z goals each week. I was using a bullet journal before but my pages got so unstructured with the variable contents that my habit trackers there weren't very meaningful: in the bullet journal, I marked all the habits every day, when many of them are more like 3-5 times per week, and not hitting every day was more discouraging than anything in that case. Now being able to color in various squares and see how I'm progressing throughout the week's worth of habit goals really helps me set focus and intention for each day and see what I need to catch up on a few days in advance. It has really helped me improve my productivity.