I will never turn down the opportunity to collaborate with one of the smartest people I’ve ever met, Laura Hutchinson from HowToGYST.
Her video will show you how she uses two apps and two books to make everything happen. I can not WAIT to watch this video! Watch it now!
My part of our collaboration is how journaling has improved my planning. I started journaling a lot more last summer, and I’ve noticed some pretty big differences in how I view planning.
Day Three will be hosted by TarchelleB… go there and subscribe so you don’t miss out! Tarchelle will link to the Day 4 video, and so on throughout the next 25 days.
One of the questions I get asked the most: “How do you switch planners without your whole life falling apart?”
“Playing with” planners has always made me happy, and switching planners makes me even happier. Something about setting up a new planner brings me a feeling of peace and accomplishment.
After a lot of thought, I identified five things that I do that make switching planners more fun and less stress. I hope you find it helpful!
The Summary:
Stay in the same size and format and just switch covers.
Maintain structured reviews.
Leave your “old” planner set up.
Use the same system in every planner.
Keep long-term projects and plans in a digital calendar and/or planning app.
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.
If using your Daily Pages as an Inbox doesn’t work for you, BrandyMichellePlans has a great idea regarding an Inbox Notebook.
