Hello and welcome to best laid plans, a podcast about planners, plannings, and all things planning related.

This is episode 12, and today we are going to do two reviews reviews and I'm also going to include some follow

up on prior planning dilemmas mostly with some listener and reader submitted answers.

So I'm very excited to get started with this episode and I'm also excited that some of you

have been invested enough to weigh in on some of the prior Q&As.

That makes me so happy. We're all planners helping each other around here. The first follow-up I wanted

to mention is about the dilemma about capturing event-related to-do items, particularly when one

uses a digital calendar for those kinds of events,

especially in our submitters case when they really didn't want to write on their daily planning

page prior to that day. One really cool hack that someone mentioned is that you can put notes about

the event in Google Calendar, but the problem is that when you're

looking at like the weekly calendar view, you don't get to see all those little notes. However,

you could put a star in the title as a signal to yourself if you do have notes that need to be

clicked on and looked at. They notice that if they do that, they often remember what the notes are

before they even click on them.

But that way they're there, or you could include a Zoom link or you know accessory

information to that event, but the star would indicate that it's there.

So it doesn't get lost or forgotten when it's time for that event.

So I thought that was a great little hack that was submitted by a blog reader.

The second hacks relate to the accessory notebook question.

A listener wrote in and talked about how they don't like the idea of having to rewrite key pages

in the accessory notebook that they keep. Like, let's say they have a page for the year's goals,

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