My personal time-specific events, personal, this looks like school schedules, anything to do with my kids,

anything to do with my husband, church, volunteer, small groups, my workouts, my personal coaching

that I'm doing in my business, that I'm doing in my health.

I would put all of that in the purple personal planner.

Okay, it's that time of year. Here we go. We're getting deep into, well, not deep yet, but we're

moving into Q4. Can you believe it? It is officially fall and the weather is changing and if you live anywhere like me, fall just wants to not actually happen.

And we're going to go straight from scorching hot summer sweats to the freezing cold of winter, which is my least favorite season is winter. No offense. Lord, because I know

you made winter, but your girl is not made to be cold. So here we go. And why I'm even bringing

all of that up is because we have to think about ending the year really super strong and start moving into planning for the next

year. I really start my planning process for the next year in November and December. I have

already my new planner purchased and in hand, which we're going to talk a lot about today,

but I also like to set up

all of my events, my, my vacations, all of the things that are going to be happening as far out

as I possibly can. I am a massive, massive planner. And I've come a long way because I was very

anti-digital planner for a long time.

But I'm going to call a digital calendar.

I'm going to say calendar here because I'm not a digital planner person, but I'm a digital

calendar person, but a paper planner person.

And why I've really come to this beautiful sweet spot in my own life of creating a hybrid approach to win my

week, win my month, and ultimately win my year, and why I think you should too. Or at least hear

me out and see if some of these strategies might really work well for you. So if you felt like

you're juggling a thousand things, you're living from sticky notes and to-do lists that are just completely

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