One thing I've always been obsessed with is paper stationary. Anything that's paper and it's pretty,

I remember collecting note cards and pretty envelopes when I was a kid. And then that really then

turned into me collecting journals and notebooks. And then when I was in junior high and I had to

use a paper planner for school to write all my homework in.

I quickly became obsessed with them and I collected them and for years up until Blaine and I got

married, I think. I had all of them and I kept them through college, through junior high high school

college and then beyond.

And I know going back and looking inside of those paper calendars, this was before the Google

calendar really came about. I mean, I kind of had a cell phone, but there was no, there's no like

Google calendar then. And so I had every detail of my life written in these huge daily school planners and

college planners.

So I have been doing and practicing these routines and time blocking and loving all

things paper planners for a very, very long time.

And I would say that I've always dreamt of like creating my own paper planner or, you know,

I'd get a bunch and I'd say, oh, I'd love it if it had this in it and I'd love it if it had

this in it.

Well, what if we

changed this around? One thing that I have come to find as a work from home mom, that there is

literally no way. There's no way that I could succeed as I am without my paper planner,

without my time blocking, and without my daily routines. I get asked a lot of questions about

these three things. How do they work together? How are they different? How are they similar? And today's

episode is going to answer all of those questions. I'm really looking forward to giving you the

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