2024 END OF YEAR PLANNER LINEUP // Hobonichi Cousin & Digital Planner on iPad

Hello planning friends,
Today I’m sharing my current planning system. I hope you enjoy!!
In this video:
iPad Mini 6
iPad Pro 11” 2022 version
Essie nail polish in Crochet Away
Digital Planner: CreateHeartWork
Physical Planner: Hononichi Cousin

[@angrycatplans]

I really enjoyed this video and the topic was something I have been thinking about as well.
I found planner peace bujoing in my Supernote. I really like the flexibility of digital planning because just as you said, when things change it's easy to edit. There were a few downsize to the device, mostly it's size (A5) and weight, which is why it never became a "throw it in my bag and go" device. For this reason even though I really enjoyed using it and from a functional standpoint it worked perfectly, I kept searching for the "one system", that will check all the boxes. Then one day I came to the same realization as you, that it doesn't have to be all or nothing.
So now my main bujo and common place book are still on the supernote, but my edc is a pocket moleskine, where I do my dailies. The size is perfect and it fits even into smaller bags. It also fulfills my need to play with paper which I still really enjoy and missed when I was strictly digital.
Thanks for the nice video. Looking forward to see what your final lineup will be.

[@nadiaaplans]

Thanks for your comment, I’m happy you are here! 😊 Do you like the super note? I’ve always been curious about pdf readers like that.

[@angrycatplans]

@@nadiaaplans
I really do enjoy the device. I bought it a few years back for it's handwriting to text conversion option. I write a lot for work, but hated transferring the text from a notebook to a computer. This lets me skip the step. It also became my journal very fast, because I do not like keeping those. Deleting a notebook in the supernote is much easier than destroying a physical notebook when it's done. The device also helped my cut down on printing, because I no longer needed to print everything I wanted to read. I concentrate better when reading from paper, and this gave me the paper feel + I can write straight to the pdf with my pen.
It wasn't until this year that I started expanding it's use to commonplacing and back in august to bujoing. Before doing my dailies in a pocket notebook I did feel I'm missing something, but now with the notebook everything just clicked into place.