My Plan: Use the organiser to keep on top of your weekly tasks

Whether you're a student, a writer, a creative genius, an employee in a business, or a manager - it's easy to overlook important tasks or struggle to manage your workload. Use the 'My Plan' Weekly Organiser to jot down your key tasks, and then organise them for each day of the week. 'My Plan' provides an initial section to store notes and telephone numbers. Use the 'To Do' section to list items for the week that require your attention. Use the 'Appointments' section to keep track of your meetings/occasions. Use the 'Brainstorm' section to let rip with scribbles, notes, and anything else that comes to mind. The perfect place to brings visual stimulus to your ideas. The 'Week' page allows you to jot down tasks per day, and gives space to plan your day from 8am to 8pm. Also on that page is a project planning section for the week; list key tasks and which days of the week you'll be planning them. Be in control of your tasks. Be in control of your day. Be in control. This is your plan.

After surviving the removal of a brain tumour, Leicestershire-based Imran Siddiq, made writing a novel a challenge to conquer. On top of a full-time career, he sacrifices time to write Young Adult Science Fiction. To date he has published four novels, with others waiting in the pipeline. Imran promotes that writers should 'write' everyday, even if it's just a word, or if they're pondering about their novel. By keeping the creative mind active, it results in a high productive rate. A veteran of writing festivals, a mingler with literary agents, a presence on social media, he is always keen to pass on advice and tips about writing. Sharing is his ethos, and he can be approached for guidance on self publishing, cover design, and other aspects of digital art. His website offers plenty of advice on how to write. www.imranwrites.com www.twitter.com/flickimp www.facebook.com/imransiddiqwriter Based in Syston, Leicestershire, he caters to his two cats amidst writing.