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Did you know you can choose from over a hundred free calendar templates in Word, PowerPoint and Excel?
Perhaps you are looking for a weekly calendar to keep track of your plans for the entire family? Or you might want to create a detailed plan for your social media posts, keeping track of the date and time and what network you posted on? Or why not use the photo calendar template and list birthdays, anniversaries or other favourite moments?! (Bit of trivia... the Dutch keep their birthday calendars in the loo. Honestly! See 9 Dutch birthday traditions that'll confuse the heck out of internationals for 8 other things foreigners apparently find weird.)
Here's how:
With thanks to Jayde for this week's tip inspiration! "Great selection and saved me having to create my own template" she wrote the other day. Let me know your favourite design.
By the way, back in 2014 I got carried away when I was writing a similar tip and created a downloadable calendar for 2015 with some of my favourite shortcuts for each month. The calendar is obviously old, but the shortcuts might still inspire you. See 2015_tip_calendar.xlsx
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