A traditional weekly planner usually assumes that life follows a predictable pattern. Work starts in the morning. Lunch happens around noon. Personal time begins in the evening. Weekends are free. For shift workers, that structure often makes little sense. Your workweek may begin on a Saturday. A “morning” routine might happen at 4:00 p.m. You may work two night shifts, have one recovery day, and then switch back to an early schedule. Even when your shifts are already stored in…
