Hello, and this is best laid plans.

This is Sarah Hart Unger.

The year is flying by.

Many of you have already made your selections for your 2021 planners, but if you haven't,

I have some more fun reviews in store for you

the next few weeks. Because this is the time of year when a lot of people do choose to buy

their new planner systems and maybe put a little bit more thought into those systems for

the new year, I will be focusing a bit more on reviews, especially because there have been

some new and exciting products

or products I've never seen before that I would love to feature. Maybe some of that is because I now

have a planning podcast and so more things are appearing on my radar, but I have to say that the number

of different types of planners does seem to have grown exponentially in the last 10 years.

You know, people have joked to me, why don't you try to create a planner and my response as well?

It seems like that market is saturated.

But then other people do seem to come up with more and more fantastic ideas.

I have no desire to create my own planner, but I am still very excited and interested to see what others come up with.

So we're going to talk about two very different products this week. The first is a cute little planner that you probably haven't heard of. Well, maybe you have, but I had never seen it,

and I'm pretty into the planning scene. So I don't think this is a super widely known brand, but it has some unique

features and I think perhaps it deserves a little bit more attention this year as you are shopping

for your perfect planner match. This is the My Week planner, and it's actually a Canadian brand.

The owner's name is Crystal, and she started her own company after, you know, the typical story, not being able to find exactly what she wanted within the planner aisles.

And she's developed her own product. What makes her a little bit different is that it is a six-month product. It's undated.

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