Planner Peace with a Stack, Sticky Note Suggestions, Email, and a DIY Goals Planner for 2023 EP 122

Best Laid Plans

Sarah Hart-Unger

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

4.8 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In this episodes, Sarah shares a Planner Peace submission from Cheryl, who has found peace (and joy!) with a Planner Pad and Full Focus combo, plus lots of stickers and homemade cloth covers. Then, she discusses some daily planning sticky notes suggestions inspired by her episode with Josh. A listener writes in about cleaning up an email backlog AND a beautiful journal for her baby twins - who are now 2. Finally, Sarah shares details about her DIY goal planner for 2023. Episode Sponsors: Financial Gym: Personal training for your finances. Visit financialgym.com/plans for more info and use code plans to get 20% off your first year of membership! My Life in a Book: A meaningful keepsake gift, perfect for your loved ones for the holidays. To save $10 off your first purchase, visit mylifeinabook.com and use discount code PLANS135. Plan to Eat: Meal planning with your own favorite recipes. Best Laid Plans listeners can get a 25% discount on a yearly subscription by signing up for a free trial at plantoeat.com/plans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans.
0:11.0	This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things,
0:14.7	planning, and planning adjacent.
0:17.1	If you are in the U.S., this episode is airing right after Thanksgiving week, so I hope you had a wonderful time celebrating with family and friends and are ready to get back into the swing of things for the last few weeks of the year before we head into 2023.
0:32.5	Today's episode is a little bit of a mixed bag.
0:35.4	I have some great planner piece submissions, some questions,
0:39.8	some suggestions. And then I'm going to go through my plans for my goal journal for next year,
0:47.0	since I have decided not to continue to use Cultivate One Matters. I decided to do a little
0:52.6	DIY version. So I'm excited to talk a little bit about that.
0:57.2	But first, here comes our planner piece submission. This comes from Cheryl. She writes,
1:02.8	I'm a longtime planner pad user since 2014, and I love the top spread of seven categories
1:09.0	to make a weekly list of activities by category.
1:12.0	But as you've reported in your own review of the planner pad, the look is a bit boring.
1:16.8	I use the executive-sized 12-month book from January to December,
1:20.5	and while the company offers a pastel and light green model of the book,
1:23.8	I always go with the black cover and black and white pages,
1:26.6	since I prefer a much bolder
1:28.2	color palette. Whenever I looked for a more colorful planner, I could never find one that had the
1:33.3	top weekly spread that I liked. I've also spent time on both the Age Endio and purple
1:38.0	planner sites trying to design my own, but could never design something exactly how I wanted it.
1:43.5	I also found that the daily spaces on the
1:45.6	planner pad were too small. I used to use a blank sheet of paper to design my daily schedule using all
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