Hello and welcome to best laid plans. This is your host, Sarah Hardunger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent.

Happy Monday. Happy first Monday in February.

Maybe if I've really gotten my act together, there might even be a newsletter out this

month, although I'm not entirely convinced of that.

So we'll get to my personal overwhelm a little bit later in this episode.

But first, we are going to dedicate today to Q&A.

I do get a number of questions that come through email, some audio questions, although fewer of those recently, I think I need to remind people

that that audio option is there. And then sometimes questions will come in through blog comments

as well. And I'm usually pretty good about saving them all in my Apple Notes app,

which is kind of my digital filing cabinet. I'm not always so good about remembering to

circle back to questions that I thought were great but didn't fit in a given week. So today is a little

bit of a catch-up Q&A type of episode. And some of these questions are about planner recommendations and some are not.

So we'll just go ahead and start moving.

All right.

This first question comes from listener M.

She wrote,

Hi, Sarah.

I have loved using the week on one page Whitney English academic planner since June.

I decided to look it up after you recommended it to someone on the podcast and went into detail

about it. She's probably referring to the planner matchmaking session I did with my other

podcast co-host, Laura Vandercam. I actually did a whole interview with her on what she

wanted in a planner product and ended up recommending for her

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