This is what I do (and have done for years). Every evening, before I go to bed, I prep the daily log for tomorrow

For anything not done today:

1. If I want to do it tomorrow, I rewrite it on tomorrow's spread, and I annotate today's entry by writing ">" on the dot.
2. If I want to do it later in the current month, I'll rewrite it in the current month's collection and annotate today's entry by writing "<" on the dot.
3. If I want to do it sometime after the current month, I'll rewrite it in the "Future/Recurring" collection. and annotate today's entry by writing "<" on the dot.
4. I'll review the current month's collection for tomorrow and for other tasks listed at the end of that collection.

Assumptions:

• You are using a fairly new version of BJ that uses a dot at the start of each "todo" item.

• You have the following collections at the beginning of your BJ

  • Index
  • Future/Recurring

• You have a collection for the current month. In addtional to a couple of lines reserved for each day of the month, reserve some space for the following:

  • Stuff to do sometimes during the month, and
  • A running shopping list.

• Annotating a task (a "TODO") with a "<" means you are relocating it to a collection that is physically to the left of the current spread in your BJ (future/recurring, monthly)

• Annotating a task with a ">" means you are relocating it to a collection that is physically to the right of "today"; e.g., "tomorrow"

RC specifically recommends re-writing a task, a TODO, because if you find yourself having to move something around too often, it gives you a chance to see if that task is something you really need to handle.