2023 Planner Review Round Up! Sterling Ink Common Planner, Laurel Denise All-in-One, Full Focus Binder & Proaction Planner EP 123

Best Laid Plans

Sarah Hart-Unger

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Self-improvement, Education

4.8 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 5 December 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Today's episode opens with a detailed planned peace segment from Andrea, a busy physician who has embraced bullet journaling + has also discovered an easy and functional way to keep her email organized. Then, Sarah delves into four mini-reviews: Sterling Ink Common Planner (2 books, B6) Laurel Denise 2023 Horizontal Weekly Full Focus binder and inserts Proaction Planner, spiral bound 2023 version BLP now has a cell number (and no, it won't go directly to SHU's phone). You can send your pictures and audio clips to 305-697-7189. Keep the planner peace & planner stack submissions coming! Episode Sponsors: Financial Gym: Personal training for your finances. Visit financialgym.com/plans for more info and use code plans to get 20% off your first year of membership! My Life in a Book: A meaningful keepsake gift, perfect for your loved ones for the holidays. To save $10 off your first purchase, visit mylifeinabook.com and use discount code PLANS135. Plan to Eat: Meal planning with your own favorite recipes. Best Laid Plans listeners can get a 25% discount on a yearly subscription by signing up for a free trial at plantoeat.com/plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans. This is your host Sarah Hart Unger and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent. I have a review episode for you today which I feel like is long overdue.
0:21.6	I haven't done a review in quite some time.
0:23.7	And I think part of that is because some of the feedback I have gotten is that a lot of people are listening to this podcast who aren't necessarily diehard paper planner users.
0:33.3	And so the review content may not be completely as useful for this population. However, number one,
0:40.1	I know there are some people out there like me who still really enjoy hearing about the nuances
0:44.7	of different paper planners out there. And there are about a million different ones out there,
0:49.7	so I'm never going to cover them all. But I like to think that I cover some of the interesting
0:53.5	ones and give people some options they may not have heard of.
0:56.7	Second of all, it is the end of a calendar year coming up, and so even if you haven't tried
1:01.9	planning on paper before, it might be something that you're interested in taking a foray into
1:06.3	in 2023. So I'm going to provide a few options that might be fun to investigate.
1:12.7	But before we get to our little mini review roundup, I am going to share a very detailed
1:18.5	planner piece submission.
1:20.6	And this comes from a physician named Andrea.
1:23.4	And I'm going to read it in the first person voice, which is how she sent it.
1:27.4	I recognize that can get confusing because it sounds like it's what I'm doing, but it's what she's doing.
1:32.3	But I think the comment will just make more sense if I just read it the way she sent it to me.
1:36.3	And this is a plea for you guys to also send me audio planner piece segments because then they get to be in your voice,
1:43.3	which is always really nice to
1:45.1	hear people talking about their systems in their own voices. So here we go. I'm going to share
1:51.8	Andrea's planner piece because I thought this was such a well-constructed and complete system.
1:58.5	And she has a lot in common with me, but a very different system. So here we go.
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