An All-Digital Planner Peace, Work Notebook Recs, and Vacation Planning (and Packing!) Strategies EP 97

Best Laid Plans

Sarah Hart-Unger

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

4.8 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Sarah opens with an all-digital Planner Peace submission from Catherine, who organizes everything in various Outlook/Microsoft Products (calendar, tasks, to-dos, and email). Then, Sarah answers a listener asking for work notebooks. Sarah then delves into a discussion of vacation planning, with some notes about packing. If you've never tried planning your outfits on a trip day by day at least once - give it a try! Episode Sponsors: Green Chef: The number one meal kit for eating well. Go to greenchef.com/plans130 use code plans130 to get $130 off, plus free shipping! This is a great deal and excellent way to give their meals a try. Aura Frames: Beautiful digital frames that are incredibly easy to set up! Visit auraframes.com and use code PLANS and get UP TO $20 off while supplies last; terms and conditions apply. Gusto: Gusto’s modern HR platform makes it easy to hire, pay, manage, and support your employees — all in one system of record. Listeners of Best Laid Plans get 3 months of Gusto for free at gusto.com/sarah Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans.
0:11.4	This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is a podcast where we talk all things planning
0:15.9	and planning adjacent.
0:18.0	Today is episode 97, and it airs in in early June so I know everyone is starting to think
0:23.6	about summer, summer breaks, summer travels, and we did do our summer episodes. So don't worry,
0:28.9	this will not be a repeat of that one. But instead, we're going to delve a little bit more
0:33.9	into planning around vacations as well as packing. This is not because I am the
0:39.5	world's best packer. I will tell you a story that illustrates the fact that I am definitely not
0:44.4	the world's best packer, but I have given the process some thought and can elaborate on times
0:50.2	when I felt really well packed and what's worked, whereas times that didn't go so well,
0:55.6	as I will discuss. But first, as always, we will open up with our planner piece segment.
1:02.3	I have a couple of audio ones in the queue, which is super exciting. So those will be coming.
1:07.6	And thank you for those that have sent me your submissions. But today is a written one that comes in from a listener named Catherine.
1:15.6	So I'm going to go ahead and read hers because it's entirely digital.
1:21.1	Yes, this is a refreshing change from so many of you who love to plan on paper.
1:25.3	But I know we have digital planners as well who are
1:27.7	interested in ways to make that work, so I wanted to share Catherine's version of planner piece.
1:33.6	Catherine writes, Hi, Sarah, thank you so much for your podcasts. I try to listen to both of them
1:38.6	as soon as the episodes drop. I appreciate learning how other women structure their full lives
1:43.4	with realism and positivity.
1:45.5	I wanted to submit an entry for your planner piece segment. I mostly use digital platforms,
1:51.1	which is different than your other listeners. It's all connected, which makes it a bit hard to
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