If you're looking to really hit your big goals and change your life in 2020, I would LOVE for you to join me in the HB90 Bootcamp. This is your last chance this year, and I'm offering a $20 discount for this round!! Join now: bit.ly/hb90blackfriday
This video was so helpful. I’m retired and have had a hard time transitioning from my Franklin Planner (and similar) to a more simple system. I have wasted so much money!! I’ve now bought a monthly “pretty” desk planner. And I use a disc system for money, brain dumps etc. My iPhone is my go to on appointments and important reminders. I’m still struggling with a running to do list but am currently using an index card for TODAY that I keep with me. It has errands etc included. For groceries I have a whiteboard on the front of the fridge and I take a photo of it when I go out or want to order groceries. I still love planners and am a sucker for a “new system”. One more thing. I’m carrying a smaller purse and have stairs so the phone and an index card is good for me!! Again I love your channel. You make sense!
OMG, I had a real light bulb moment listening to this video, because I have a stack of Happy Planners that I am trying to sell because I thought I could "make" them work for me. I will definitely be checking out your Etsy shop because the HB90 sounds like what I have been looking for because I have the same issue of scheduling to do's at the beginning of the week that don't get done when they were initially scheduled. Thanks so much!!!
Thank you so much for creating this video. Your planner needs are very similar to mine and I have been planner confused for so long... It was only until I tried the bullet journal method that I found something that I could stick with, but, to your point, creating all the spreads is so time consuming and I hate having to recreate spreads when I need to go to a new bujo. With your video, I now know I need three things from my planner: Monthly Tracking, Weekly Planning,and Daily Accountability. BUT, those three things must still allow for creativity and be compact enough for me to carry around literally all the time. It's been years since I've been in a ring bound planner, but I think it may be time to go back and try with my new bullet journal mentality... THANK YOU!!!
Considering my channel is all about planning and goal setting, I LOVE planners! I have tried so many different kinds but I am currently in a Bullet Journal. Thanks for sharing!
I have been going through planner-itis since...well, before you were born. *grins* Or at least since the early 80s. I've tried and tried to make the A5 print-your-own system work for me for my writing, but finally have to accept that the print is just TOO SMALL for my eyes. I FINALLY just found a Franklin Covey binder that looks like the A5 binders (which I love), with a snap closure, in letter-size. Was pricey but I think it will be worth it, because I really got tired of using a 3-ring binder (like for school). So I'm waiting on that. I also know I need an hourly one for daily use/household stuff because I don't do well if I have to write the time down somewhere on the page. I like Tools4Wisdom planners for that. And then I need a daily to-do list. I love HPs but hate the discs. I love Erin Condren but don't like the fact that I can't add pages. I have no time for Bullet Journals as a planner system (love them for notes). If I could have a spiral bound system where I could add and subtract pages and it was letter size? I'd be thrilled.
@@EMarieRobertson I just looked at it. What I don't like is that the rings are an odd layout, which would mean finding a hole punch that would work on them, and the size is just off enough that it won't fit letter-size paper. I'm really getting over systems that use a non-standard paper size to force you to buy only their options. (And I could 'cut it down' but I HATE having things that are not even...if it's off by a bit, I'll notice).
Yasmine Galenorn well they all do it, otherwise they won’t make any money. The hole punch placement isn’t really an issue with customizable hole punches in the world, but the page size thing is unfortunate.
I took your questionnaire while watching this video. And my answers told me that I was in wrong planner (I'm currently using a bullet journal and have known for a long time now that it wasn't the right planner system for me) and that I should be in something like a Happy Planner (which is what I already planned to use for 2020). I'm glad that my answers solidified my thoughts. Thanks for a great questionnaire and a great planner series.
I just had to say, I kept rewinding the video because I kept seeing your kanban board at the back. I am sooooo envious! How can you be so productive? 😍😍😍 So yes, I decided one of my goals next year is to join your HB90 course and if my budget permits, Publish and Thrive.
Fabulous video!!!!!! Planner peace-hahahaha-such a unicorn....This is my 40th year of planning and I have gotten close to perfect,but then I watch a RUclips video, see someone else’s planner at work, or just get bored and need a change. Soooo......for 2020, I am mixing it up....currently my planner line-Up is one B6 Spiro Las my catch-all; a standard TN for my 3-4 jobs; a personal TN for self-care/spiritual; 6-ring for my business/content, Powersheets for short and annual goals, and a bound 5-year planner for finances and long-term goals. I have had everything in one planner before, but I found it hard to be present with one area of my life at a time which added unneeded stress. I use the annual fold-out calendar for Franklin Covey to merge all the schedules and to seek some type of balance.
Love this since I'm still trying to figure out what works for me. So far, I have two planners. One's a bullet journal that I use for homeschooling my kids since I had very specific needs there. The other is a Carpe Diem A5 planner that I got during the sale you mentioned (thanks!). I'm using the HB90 with it and still trying to figure things out. Love them, but I'm thinking about filling it with some grid paper as well as those so that I can include some trackers and other layouts for other parts of my life.
This video was so helpful. I'm a planner person but a times I loved bujo spreads people do on RUclips and happy planners but the bujo system has a disadvantage where one lacks the feature of planning a head and write down important dates and happy planners, erin condrin etc are very fancy planners but they lack the weekly page where one has to move "the unfinished or undone tasks". This leaves me with ring planners like filofax, Gillio, and Vds. I would a planner system which suites my life like a planner for school, another planner for home staff and one for which acts like a purse when I'm out for shopping or appointments. The home planner should be able to have customizable features since its where I will track everything besides school.
Thank you so much for this, it helped me pit things in perspective. --- somewhat. I'm currently experiencing planner "distress." I have used the bullet journal method over past 2 years but dont have the time to draw out my spreads. I also have a day designer coiled monthly/daily vertical hourly for work. But I would love to have just one planner for me, including my work and personal life (appointments, my sons school and health appointments, and personal events and plans as well as my health wellness trackers) its overwhelming and with my back health issues I can not carry an A5 although it would house a perfect system as a ring planner). So I settled on a personal ring planner and now I'm stuck because having to search, buy, download, print cut and punch my inserts is proving to be worse than drawing out my bujo spreads. Bottom line is I just dont have time for all this but dont want to rely on my google calendar on my phone which turns out is my default personal planner. HELP!!
This is really helping me. I love your notebook challenges as well as your video addressing the community; there is enough room for all of us to be successful. Keep up the great work. New Subscriber 😊
I got a secondhand Kikki K binder, grabbed the inserts for $13 and used my pens from my last year attempt at bullet journaling. I made and printed some inserts for the other sections in my life (health, study, goals, to do lists) and have different sections to segment out. I love a horizontal layout, it's familiar. Has enough structure to work and enough blank space to make it flexible. Some days it's two rows of tasks that need to be done on that day, some days it's just an appointment and one or two tasks. During really busy times (like exams) I have some schedule pages to block out my time hourly.
New subscriber from Singapore! I just got into planning and slowly keeping up with it. I've always been collecting note books and Kikki K notebook planner. Finally realised ring bound's for me..
I will finish my planner that I bought because it has a ring binding (but as its not the original is so hard to move the pages) and I find that it's mostly empty I need the monthly pages not weekly or daily pages. I will start making to do lists as I believe it will make me get things done and that way my brain don't get a short circuit by trying to remember everything that needs to be done but I will keep in mind what you are sharing for a planner for 2021 (where I will probably need a system to plan my vacation for that summer). Thanks for all the info ♡♡♡
I would love to do your HB90 Bootcamp, it would be a great way to start the year. I'm not sure I can this time but we will see. I have used your HB90 planner before and love the set up, unfortunately it costs too much with having to print it then bind it all as well.
I learned that Agendio makes customizable planners! Anyway I need a 2021 planners and I hesitate between a Undated or Dated planner. I do need to plan some stuff in advance (for example I have a meeting by Zoom then setup the meeting for next week I guess in a monthly planner and tasks to do by then (then weekly? or I'm thinking a Master Task List). I don't want to spend a lot (like $20-$30 CAD max). I do have school project that I have difficulty to break down in small tasks (ultimately I might have to schedule, for example, one hour per day of research to find sources for a research paper?), and at the same time I'm finishing school in April and I don't know what I'll need after that (probably just personal task lists and a monthly calendar then at work the digital system they'll have I guess) anyway, long comment, but yeah... haha Thanks!
I am currently in a bullet journal, however I have drooling over the hobnichi techo cousin for a while but it is so expensive that I just can't justify getting it to try. I have been trying to find it cheaper but have had no luck.
I’m looking for a planner to help me keep track of my daily to dos where I can see what I need planned out for the week and month. I’d like it to be a little customizable I don’t need to be able to rearrange pages I don’t like writing against coils if I don’t have to and I have a substantial sticker and pen/marker supply so I don’t need to stock up on that. I live in Canada so getting something from the states is not to much of an issue for me. If you could help me out. I’ve already tried the happy planner and bullet journaling. With the happy planner there wasn’t enough space for me to write out all I had to do for that day in the weekly spread and it was annoying taking out the pages so that I wouldn’t hit the coils/discs and with bullet journaling it was too time consuming. Also I only want to have one planner. I’m a college student and I already have enough things to carry around as it is. So if y’all could suggest something that would be greatly appreciated.
I have multiple size planners I already know that I like the happy planner like the accessories and not really the planner itself I like the discs so buying happy planners I should probably stop buying them and I love a5 but I have 6 rings and 7 rings and punch for the 7 rings but 6 rings are more pretty looking so I'm having trouble deciding which one to use
I'm trying to get my act together especially in the new year, so these videos are very helpful! Looking forward to the new Etsy stuff coming out 12/8/19. Took the plunge and signed up for the boot camp. I need to establish a goal based system. I think that will work better for me. I've been signed up for the news letter for awhile now but didn't get a link for the HB library, so I sent an email 😃
Great video! One of the things I'm struggling to find are daily pages with quarter-hour increments. Yes, I need to plan on that level! I'm guessing I'll need to create my own, but if anyone knows of daily inserts or a daily planner with 15-minute increments, let me know!
Thanks for this video and great advice. It was really helpful! Do you think it is ok not to be a planner? I am thinking daily planners,weekly planners, scheduling, and task batching/calendar blocking(set days and times for tasks) is not for me. I have been trying this but felt better before when I would just do the task. I might try just monthly and/or weekly goal lists.Seeing everyone use planners and journals made me think planning would help with productivity but maybe some people are just not planners (i.e. there are planners, list people, and go with the flow) .
I totally think it's okay not to be a planner. Some people, I think, are just more intuitive about what they want and need to do when it's the right time. If planning doesn't click for you, there's nothing wrong with that!
So great Sarra! I am figuring out my planning method and am realizing I need multiple. I am so detail oriented I cannot fit everything I want into one planner. When does enrollment close for the Hb90 course?
I know rings are not for me at all. I find the Happy Planners super pretty, and I bought a big one last year for my sister and she loved it. I bought her a classic for 2020. I live through her like that (and this time I got her a sticker pack) I have been using a Moleskine Weekly planner for 2019. The reason why I chose it is because I tried the bullet journal in 2018 and it was too overwhelming for me. Making it pretty was too stressful for me. It also has the same layout as the Hobonichi Weeks, but bigger. I keep mine in a Chic Sparrow wide. I am not sure if I will buy another one for 2020. Maybe yes in the same size, or the pocket size.
I everyone ! I live in UK and I would really lover to find or get the happy planner craft planner that came out some time ago! I would really like a copy of this planner and accessories to track my craft projects for 2020. If anyone has a unused or part used copy I be interested and would possible pay shipping fees for over seas (depending price). I know it will need to be redacted no problems. Thank you all you planner babes out there, Jane. ..
Thank you for this video! I do know that I would like a 6 ring system. I just don't know what size. I'm torn between A6 and personal. I think the A5 is too big for me to carry. I don't have any experience with personal or A6, I just know they're smaller. What advice could you give on the 2 sizes please?
If you're looking to really hit your big goals and change your life in 2020, I would LOVE for you to join me in the HB90 Bootcamp. This is your last chance this year, and I'm offering a $20 discount for this round!! Join now: bit.ly/hb90blackfriday
This video was so helpful. I’m retired and have had a hard time transitioning from my Franklin Planner (and similar) to a more simple system. I have wasted so much money!! I’ve now bought a monthly “pretty” desk planner. And I use a disc system for money, brain dumps etc. My iPhone is my go to on appointments and important reminders. I’m still struggling with a running to do list but am currently using an index card for TODAY that I keep with me. It has errands etc included. For groceries I have a whiteboard on the front of the fridge and I take a photo of it when I go out or want to order groceries. I still love planners and am a sucker for a “new system”. One more thing. I’m carrying a smaller purse and have stairs so the phone and an index card is good for me!! Again I love your channel. You make sense!
OMG, I had a real light bulb moment listening to this video, because I have a stack of Happy Planners that I am trying to sell because I thought I could "make" them work for me. I will definitely be checking out your Etsy shop because the HB90 sounds like what I have been looking for because I have the same issue of scheduling to do's at the beginning of the week that don't get done when they were initially scheduled. Thanks so much!!!
Thank you so much for creating this video. Your planner needs are very similar to mine and I have been planner confused for so long... It was only until I tried the bullet journal method that I found something that I could stick with, but, to your point, creating all the spreads is so time consuming and I hate having to recreate spreads when I need to go to a new bujo. With your video, I now know I need three things from my planner: Monthly Tracking, Weekly Planning,and Daily Accountability. BUT, those three things must still allow for creativity and be compact enough for me to carry around literally all the time. It's been years since I've been in a ring bound planner, but I think it may be time to go back and try with my new bullet journal mentality... THANK YOU!!!
So glad this helped bring some clarity!!
Considering my channel is all about planning and goal setting, I LOVE planners! I have tried so many different kinds but I am currently in a Bullet Journal.
Thanks for sharing!
I've tried so many planners and I still can't find the right one. This video was very helpful thank you!
You're welcome! I hope you find the one that works best for you!
I have been going through planner-itis since...well, before you were born. *grins* Or at least since the early 80s. I've tried and tried to make the A5 print-your-own system work for me for my writing, but finally have to accept that the print is just TOO SMALL for my eyes.
I FINALLY just found a Franklin Covey binder that looks like the A5 binders (which I love), with a snap closure, in letter-size. Was pricey but I think it will be worth it, because I really got tired of using a 3-ring binder (like for school). So I'm waiting on that.
I also know I need an hourly one for daily use/household stuff because I don't do well if I have to write the time down somewhere on the page. I like Tools4Wisdom planners for that. And then I need a daily to-do list.
I love HPs but hate the discs. I love Erin Condren but don't like the fact that I can't add pages. I have no time for Bullet Journals as a planner system (love them for notes).
If I could have a spiral bound system where I could add and subtract pages and it was letter size? I'd be thrilled.
Not digging the Erin Condren ring binder planner? That might be my next one.
@@EMarieRobertson I just looked at it. What I don't like is that the rings are an odd layout, which would mean finding a hole punch that would work on them, and the size is just off enough that it won't fit letter-size paper. I'm really getting over systems that use a non-standard paper size to force you to buy only their options. (And I could 'cut it down' but I HATE having things that are not even...if it's off by a bit, I'll notice).
Yasmine Galenorn well they all do it, otherwise they won’t make any money. The hole punch placement isn’t really an issue with customizable hole punches in the world, but the page size thing is unfortunate.
I took your questionnaire while watching this video. And my answers told me that I was in wrong planner (I'm currently using a bullet journal and have known for a long time now that it wasn't the right planner system for me) and that I should be in something like a Happy Planner (which is what I already planned to use for 2020). I'm glad that my answers solidified my thoughts.
Thanks for a great questionnaire and a great planner series.
I just had to say, I kept rewinding the video because I kept seeing your kanban board at the back. I am sooooo envious! How can you be so productive? 😍😍😍 So yes, I decided one of my goals next year is to join your HB90 course and if my budget permits, Publish and Thrive.
Fabulous video!!!!!!
Planner peace-hahahaha-such a unicorn....This is my 40th year of planning and I have gotten close to perfect,but then I watch a RUclips video, see someone else’s planner at work, or just get bored and need a change. Soooo......for 2020, I am mixing it up....currently my planner line-Up is one B6 Spiro Las my catch-all; a standard TN for my 3-4 jobs; a personal TN for self-care/spiritual; 6-ring for my business/content, Powersheets for short and annual goals, and a bound 5-year planner for finances and long-term goals.
I have had everything in one planner before, but I found it hard to be present with one area of my life at a time which added unneeded stress. I use the annual fold-out calendar for Franklin Covey to merge all the schedules and to seek some type of balance.
Love this since I'm still trying to figure out what works for me. So far, I have two planners. One's a bullet journal that I use for homeschooling my kids since I had very specific needs there. The other is a Carpe Diem A5 planner that I got during the sale you mentioned (thanks!). I'm using the HB90 with it and still trying to figure things out. Love them, but I'm thinking about filling it with some grid paper as well as those so that I can include some trackers and other layouts for other parts of my life.
This video was so helpful. I'm a planner person but a times I loved bujo spreads people do on RUclips and happy planners but the bujo system has a disadvantage where one lacks the feature of planning a head and write down important dates and happy planners, erin condrin etc are very fancy planners but they lack the weekly page where one has to move "the unfinished or undone tasks". This leaves me with ring planners like filofax, Gillio, and Vds. I would a planner system which suites my life like a planner for school, another planner for home staff and one for which acts like a purse when I'm out for shopping or appointments. The home planner should be able to have customizable features since its where I will track everything besides school.
I've just signed up for your HB90 Bootcamp. I'm so excited - can't wait to get started! :)
Oh my gosh yay!!! SO excited you're taking it! It's going to be awesome!
This is so helpful and timely as 2020 is almost here!
Thank you so much for this, it helped me pit things in perspective. --- somewhat. I'm currently experiencing planner "distress." I have used the bullet journal method over past 2 years but dont have the time to draw out my spreads. I also have a day designer coiled monthly/daily vertical hourly for work. But I would love to have just one planner for me, including my work and personal life (appointments, my sons school and health appointments, and personal events and plans as well as my health wellness trackers) its overwhelming and with my back health issues I can not carry an A5 although it would house a perfect system as a ring planner). So I settled on a personal ring planner and now I'm stuck because having to search, buy, download, print cut and punch my inserts is proving to be worse than drawing out my bujo spreads. Bottom line is I just dont have time for all this but dont want to rely on my google calendar on my phone which turns out is my default personal planner. HELP!!
So much thought and detail put into this video! Thank you so much
This is really helping me. I love your notebook challenges as well as your video addressing the community; there is enough room for all of us to be successful. Keep up the great work. New Subscriber 😊
I got a secondhand Kikki K binder, grabbed the inserts for $13 and used my pens from my last year attempt at bullet journaling. I made and printed some inserts for the other sections in my life (health, study, goals, to do lists) and have different sections to segment out. I love a horizontal layout, it's familiar. Has enough structure to work and enough blank space to make it flexible. Some days it's two rows of tasks that need to be done on that day, some days it's just an appointment and one or two tasks. During really busy times (like exams) I have some schedule pages to block out my time hourly.
New subscriber from Singapore! I just got into planning and slowly keeping up with it. I've always been collecting note books and Kikki K notebook planner. Finally realised ring bound's for me..
I will finish my planner that I bought because it has a ring binding (but as its not the original is so hard to move the pages) and I find that it's mostly empty I need the monthly pages not weekly or daily pages. I will start making to do lists as I believe it will make me get things done and that way my brain don't get a short circuit by trying to remember everything that needs to be done but I will keep in mind what you are sharing for a planner for 2021 (where I will probably need a system to plan my vacation for that summer). Thanks for all the info ♡♡♡
With a Happy Planner, do you have to buy a totally new planner every year, or is there a way to get just the pages and switch them out? Thank you!
Thanks for all the inspiration to get more organized and how to figure out how to do so.
Have a blessed week and Thanksgiving
Very helpful! Thank you so much for real and practical tips!!
I currently have 2 planners but after this video I am pretty sure I only need one big planner. Thank you so much for the information and inspiration!
Really good advice. So easy to spend money on a planner and have it just set. Thanks.
I would love to do your HB90 Bootcamp, it would be a great way to start the year. I'm not sure I can this time but we will see. I have used your HB90 planner before and love the set up, unfortunately it costs too much with having to print it then bind it all as well.
I learned that Agendio makes customizable planners!
Anyway I need a 2021 planners and I hesitate between a Undated or Dated planner. I do need to plan some stuff in advance (for example I have a meeting by Zoom then setup the meeting for next week I guess in a monthly planner and tasks to do by then (then weekly? or I'm thinking a Master Task List). I don't want to spend a lot (like $20-$30 CAD max). I do have school project that I have difficulty to break down in small tasks (ultimately I might have to schedule, for example, one hour per day of research to find sources for a research paper?), and at the same time I'm finishing school in April and I don't know what I'll need after that (probably just personal task lists and a monthly calendar then at work the digital system they'll have I guess) anyway, long comment, but yeah... haha Thanks!
I am currently in a bullet journal, however I have drooling over the hobnichi techo cousin for a while but it is so expensive that I just can't justify getting it to try. I have been trying to find it cheaper but have had no luck.
I’m looking for a planner to help me keep track of my daily to dos where I can see what I need planned out for the week and month. I’d like it to be a little customizable I don’t need to be able to rearrange pages I don’t like writing against coils if I don’t have to and I have a substantial sticker and pen/marker supply so I don’t need to stock up on that. I live in Canada so getting something from the states is not to much of an issue for me. If you could help me out. I’ve already tried the happy planner and bullet journaling. With the happy planner there wasn’t enough space for me to write out all I had to do for that day in the weekly spread and it was annoying taking out the pages so that I wouldn’t hit the coils/discs and with bullet journaling it was too time consuming. Also I only want to have one planner. I’m a college student and I already have enough things to carry around as it is. So if y’all could suggest something that would be greatly appreciated.
What did you end up with? hope you are doing well.
I have multiple size planners I already know that I like the happy planner like the accessories and not really the planner itself I like the discs so buying happy planners I should probably stop buying them and I love a5 but I have 6 rings and 7 rings and punch for the 7 rings but 6 rings are more pretty looking so I'm having trouble deciding which one to use
Yay! I love your channel. Glad I found you! 😊
Hello, very helpful info. But I'm still overwhelmed, stuck.🤨🤔 I'll continue my search. Thank you for your ideas. -God Bless.
You got me hooked on Happy Planners🤓. I need to adjust the weekly pages for goal setting though.
I just found you recently and have been binge watching you ;) hugs Donna
I'm trying to get my act together especially in the new year, so these videos are very helpful! Looking forward to the new Etsy stuff coming out 12/8/19. Took the plunge and signed up for the boot camp. I need to establish a goal based system. I think that will work better for me. I've been signed up for the news letter for awhile now but didn't get a link for the HB library, so I sent an email 😃
Great video! One of the things I'm struggling to find are daily pages with quarter-hour increments. Yes, I need to plan on that level! I'm guessing I'll need to create my own, but if anyone knows of daily inserts or a daily planner with 15-minute increments, let me know!
I am loving this series, so helpful!
Thanks for this video and great advice. It was really helpful! Do you think it is ok not to be a planner? I am thinking daily planners,weekly planners, scheduling, and task batching/calendar blocking(set days and times for tasks) is not for me. I have been trying this but felt better before when I would just do the task. I might try just monthly and/or weekly goal lists.Seeing everyone use planners and journals made me think planning would help with productivity but maybe some people are just not planners (i.e. there are planners, list people, and go with the flow)
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I totally think it's okay not to be a planner. Some people, I think, are just more intuitive about what they want and need to do when it's the right time. If planning doesn't click for you, there's nothing wrong with that!
So great Sarra! I am figuring out my planning method and am realizing I need multiple. I am so detail oriented I cannot fit everything I want into one planner. When does enrollment close for the Hb90 course?
Oh, I should have mentioned that! December 12th is the kick off call, but enrollment will stay open until noon on Friday, the 13th.
Really informative video thanks so much!!
I know rings are not for me at all. I find the Happy Planners super pretty, and I bought a big one last year for my sister and she loved it. I bought her a classic for 2020. I live through her like that (and this time I got her a sticker pack)
I have been using a Moleskine Weekly planner for 2019. The reason why I chose it is because I tried the bullet journal in 2018 and it was too overwhelming for me. Making it pretty was too stressful for me. It also has the same layout as the Hobonichi Weeks, but bigger. I keep mine in a Chic Sparrow wide. I am not sure if I will buy another one for 2020. Maybe yes in the same size, or the pocket size.
I haven't seen that planner in person! I'll have to go look for some images. I love Moleskine notebooks, though!
Same, can't stand ringed planners
Rings used to bug me until I cut slits in the holes and now I can pull them out with ease and never have to open the rings 😁
@@melissasnyder5268 that's so clever!!
Thank you!!! I wish I could take full credit but I saw it on E. Michelle’s videos....
I can't find the video where u setup your planner for writing in a a5 planner
I would like the workbook please
When will you list your Q1 Planner?
It will go up December 8th!
This is such a great video
Hi how can I join coaching session for goal setting please
I everyone ! I live in UK and I would really lover to find or get the happy planner craft planner that came out some time ago! I would really like a copy of this planner and accessories to track my craft projects for 2020. If anyone has a unused or part used copy I be interested and would possible pay shipping fees for over seas (depending price). I know it will need to be redacted no problems. Thank you all you planner babes out there, Jane. ..
As I'm glaring at my half-empty 2018 $55 planner
Thank you for this video! I do know that I would like a 6 ring system. I just don't know what size. I'm torn between A6 and personal. I think the A5 is too big for me to carry. I don't have any experience with personal or A6, I just know they're smaller. What advice could you give on the 2 sizes please?
Very informative. I am loyal to Erin Condren but dont like the coil.
That was an eye-opener - thanks :)
Have you ever tried the Passion Planner?
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