Use colors to plan your agenda...or not - Deepstash

Use colors to plan your agenda...or not

You choose how you want your planning to look like, therefore avoid trusting too much others' opinions, but rather choose to prioritize your own.

For instance, using color appeals to many individuals, but not to everybody. Just choose your own style and get started.

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