Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans.

This is Sarah Hart Unger and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent.

So I am so excited to bring for you my first review episode in quite some time.

For listeners that are new to this show, I do love to do a Q&A episode every month,

a guest episode every month, a review episode every month, and then some kind of concept

episode every month. And I feel like it's been a while

since I brought you a review. I've had these two planners sitting next to my desk for a while

and I've been flipping through them and looking at them. And I'm just excited to get to share

them with you today. So we will get to that in just a moment. But first, I just wanted to do a little

bit of a follow-up.

We had a really great response to the last Q&A episode. I dated a couple weeks ago.

And in particular, people had some interesting things to share about keeping track of meeting notes.

So I wanted to share a couple of those responses. The first one says,

Hi, Sarah. I just listened to your podcast about keeping track of meeting notes and a bunch of other

great things and wanted to share what I do to ensure that my handwritten notes are organized effectively.

I am a big advocate of one note for keeping track of work and school notes.

I also have an HP printer at home, so I've gotten into the habit of using the HP printer app for everything.

I also love writing and hate typing, though I spend seven and a half hours a day on a computer for work.

So I take my notes by hand and use the camera scan function on the HP printer app to make a PDF of my

handwritten notes. And then I upload them to the appropriate tab or page or subpage in OneNote,

so it's clearly labeled, easy to find, and digital. It may not be as efficient as the notebooks

that convert your handwriting into text and upload them to another convertible phone app, but it's

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