Hello and welcome to best laid plans.

This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning

and planning adjacent.

I am here today with a new collection of spring questions, and I'm very excited to get to those.

But first, I just wanted to say thank you for a great response to the heart-to-heart screen time episode from last week.

I was a little bit emotional on that.

I think someone described my tone as impassioned, which I think is better than rante.

And it was just a really fun episode,

well, a really heartfelt episode to record. And I'm glad to have gotten such a response to it.

I got some people telling me that they were going to delete their social media accounts after

listening and others who just felt like it really resonated with them. So thank you, thank you,

thank you. Keep sharing those stories. I think this is very adjacent to planning, such it impacts so much of how we spend our time.

So keep those lines of discussion coming. But today we are going to get into some questions.

And I will start with our first one from Margaret. Margaret wrote, I recently found your podcast through the

organized 365 Wednesday podcast where you were a guest. Yes, I was. It was very fun. I have been

binging your podcast like crazy. I've been planner obsessed since I was eight. With all of the

research I've been looking into for planners and have used recently, I cannot find one that

meets my unique home and work needs.

I am looking for something that has a daily schedule on one side and on the other where you can

record your day. I'm in sales, so I want to make sure I can track not only my productivity

on the home front, but my production at work as well. I was thinking of designing my own planner.

Do you know of any resources or computer design programs that would help me in this endeavor?

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