You’ve seen my setup… now here is how the system itself works.
The system keeps things going smoothly and efficiently. Regardless of what inserts or what size or what kind of planner I’m using, my system is always the same.
In this video, I walk you through how all of the pieces of my planner work together to keep me organized and on-task.
Autumn is finally here! (I’m ignoring the fact that it’s currently hot and muggy outside. If I ignore it, it might go away.)
Planner Happiness for me is a brown planner in the autumn. It just is. Sometimes it’s rings, sometimes it’s strings. Right now, it’s rings.
All of the links to everything in the video are listed below and in the Description Box on YouTube. If you have any questions or if I missed anything, let me know!
Thank you so much for watching!
All the Links to All the Things!
— Filofax Personal Malden Ochre
— Kinleigh’s Doodles Doodlebox
— GlitterDash from ChibbyPlans on Instagram
— PeanutsPlannerCo Standard Grid MO2P 121
— PeanutsPlannerCo Yearly Base Bundle 104
— AnniePlansPrintables 15 Month Collab with EllePlan
— “But Did You Die?” Digital Paper from Princesa Designs
— PeanutsPlannerCo Horizontal Grid Weekly 144
— I think the Sweater Weather lettering was from JeseniaPrintables on Etsy (I don’t see it listed there now though.)
— SweaterWeather vinyl gift from Daksina
— AnniePlansPrintables Daily Grid Collab with SeeAmyDraw
— PeanutsPlannerCo Appointments 037
— PeanutsPlannerCo Insert Checklist 129
— PeanutsPlannerCo Service Log 131
— PeanutsPlannerCo Vertical Timed WO2P 127
Evernote is a fantastic tool for keeping my paper planner streamlined and efficient. Moving reference information into Evernote rather than carrying it around in my paper planner leaves more room in my paper planner for other things I prefer on paper.
I use several apps in conjunction with Evernote as well:
Omnifocus is the main powerhouse app of the digital portion of my hybrid planning system. I use it for everything from simple task lists to repetitive projects and tasks to project planning.
There are many other features in Omnifocus that I personally don’t use; I didn’t speak about them because I’m not familiar with them and didn’t want to mistakenly misspeak.
For me, Omnifocus is fantastic for the following uses:
A quick update on the paper portion of my planning system for Week 2 of One Book July 2018!
The next videos will all be about the apps I use and how it all fits together to make a planning system that works for me! 🙂
LINKS
Floral Photo Vellums from Reaping Willows on Etsy
Horizontal Grid Weekly with Daily Habit Tracker from Peanuts Planner Co (DR 144)
Charms from TwoWeeksOnMars on Etsy
Mini Wide Paperclips from LilyandLolaCo on Etsy
Personal Bow Covers Bundle from JeseniaPrintables on Etsy