Hello and welcome to best laid plans.

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

And I have for you this week a fun episode.

We're going to do a little mini Q&A with a couple of

speakpipe questions that were sent in. I will make a note of a product that I couldn't remember

the name of, but two listeners clued me in. And then I will do a mini review of the Moxie Life,

goal setting, and weekly planner, the undated six-month vertical edition.

So we can go ahead and get started.

Our first question comes from Kelly from Alabama, so I'll just go ahead and play that.

Hi, Sarah, this is Kelly from Alabama, and I have a quick question.

You've talked about digital planning and

using things like Google Calendar, To Do-Doist, Trello, etc. But I haven't heard you mention digital

planners. I've seen videos of people using an app called Good Notes to plan. Even Passion

Planner has a digital version. You can even get digital planners from Etsy. So do you know of anyone who plans this way? Thanks again for your podcast. All right. So what a great question. I have to admit, I do not have a lot of expertise in this area. And it is not because I think it's a bad idea

or anything like that. I have to admit the concept doesn't really appeal to me personally.

And the reason for that is because you guys know so much of what I love about planners

and using great pens and writing on great paper

is the tactile and sensory experience of doing that. I like the fact that it's not on a screen,

that I don't have to turn on my device, that I can be entirely disconnected from windows

that are going to pop up and distract me and that I can just

kind of see the page as its own separate thing. And therefore, I have not wanted to mesh that

experience or change it by bringing it to a tablet screen. I know that's not, you know,

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