Fig1. A calendar is a must for all those who wanna act like Mr. Everything-in-order.
    Fig2. Show it to the disgusting guy while complaining the seamlessly-scheduled next 2 weeks, to escape the invitation of his biz dinner.
    Fig3. To keep on impressing your boss by inserting his taskssintosthe crowded entries is a shortcut of promotion.
    Fig4. Highlight all your appointments outdoors in red for the possibility of wild shopping in case of their temporary cancellation.
    Fig5. No calendar journeys to end, Make full use of the final pages by filling the info of specialties, resorts, and cuisines of your trip destination.
    Fig6. A tip: quick noting of numbers like 234-131 over the phone without any hint surely turns unknown in one week.
    圖一：每個(gè)人都應(yīng)該有過(guò)一本行事歷，至少它會(huì)使你看上去酷似一個(gè)做事有條理的人。
    圖二：你還可以當(dāng)著你不喜歡的家伙翻翻它，抱歉地說(shuō)你下兩個(gè)星期都安排的滿滿的，省得和他一起吃什么商務(wù)餐。
    圖三：老板最喜歡看到你在記得滿滿的行事歷上加上他的最新任務(wù)，堅(jiān)持下去，你離升職就不遠(yuǎn)了。
    圖四：所有需要出外的商務(wù)會(huì)議一定要用紅筆寫(xiě)上，如果你在赴約路上被取消了，你就有了輕松購(gòu)物的休閑時(shí)光了。
    圖五：幾乎沒(méi)有一本行事歷可以記完的，充分利用它的最后幾頁(yè)，記一些出差目的地的特產(chǎn)，景點(diǎn)，美食的信息。
    圖六：提醒一點(diǎn)：在打電話記下來(lái)的類(lèi)似234-131這樣的號(hào)碼，一定標(biāo)明出處，否則過(guò)一個(gè)星期你肯定和它恍若陌路。