Daily Activity Log Book: Day Log Book/Diary,Keep track goals, Priorities,90 Days Daily Activity log

by David M. Brown

Daily Activity Log Book
90 Days Daily Activity Logbook
5 benefits of keeping a diary Write down a little every day to clear your mind.
1. Makes you remember important moments in life.
2. It helps you to compare yourself in the past and the present.
3. have developed writing skills
4. Able to organize their own thought system
5. Make it possible to concentrate on yourself.

This full-size Letter daily activity logbook is a great book to write down all kinds of important things with goals, priorities, activity log, to help with keeping track of daily activities/information.

It is sturdy and easy to use, perfect for day-to-day operations and capturing all the events of the day.
Pre-printed with columns for date, time, activity, remark.
90 Days pages Size measure 8.5 x 11 inches Record daily time and weather conditions Keep track of your Goals,Priorities Large Activity Log in page Take more notes
It is ideal for work, school, security, restaurant, care home, caregivers, small business, home, construction site, etc.

92 pages, Paperback

Published July 25, 2021

About the author

David Brown could be considered a fantasy fanatic, especially since he has spent the last 10 years developing a 47,000-year history for his fictional world of Elenchera. When converting his obsession into literary form, David commits himself to a rigorous writing and editing process before his work can meet his approval. Combined with the critical eye of his wife and a BA Honors in History and English, David's dedication leads him to his goal of inspiring readers through heartfelt stories and characters.

Although David is inspired primarily by fantasy fiction, he also finds his muse in the form of anime, world cinema, history, and biographies. His own books, Fezariu's Epiphany (2011), A World Apart (2012) and Ansel's Remorse (2015) combine aspects from worlds both old and new into compelling tales of a world not soon forgotten.

Away from the welcome escapism of fantasy, David is also the joint owner of six cats whose years of owning him have resulted in Man vs Cat (2012), The Bleaklisted Books (2014) and More Bleaklisted Books (2015) - all collaborations with his wife, Donna Brown.

Donna is also the author of Double-take Tales (2011), Losing Heart (2014), Tuning In (2014) and Playing House.