Timesaving tips for your practice: Use the iPhone calendar feature

February 5, 20211 minute read

This is a series of timesaving tips by Firm of the Future authors. More tips are on their way; for now, check out all of the published tips here.

I use my iPhone’s calendar feature for scheduling everything – business meetings, personal doctor’s appointments, hair appointments, personal time, downtime with family, speaking engagements, conferences, and volunteer activities. You name it, it’s in my phone. I set up reminders two days out from the actual date/time and reset the reminding trigger to shorter intervals, so that I stay on track and don’t double-book. I even add appointments to my phone from emails and texts received. It’s been one of the main timesaving tips I can recommend!

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