Hello and welcome to best laid plans. This is Sarah Hard Unger and this is the podcast about

planners, planning techniques, really anything planning adjacent. At the end of this year, we spent a lot of time talking about goal setting, and I got some

fantastic questions around those topics, as well as some fun questions about planner

choices and sort of other planner slash bullet journal management techniques.

So I'm super excited to answer those in today's episode,

which is a Q&A episode. I also encourage you to keep the Q&A's coming. They are part of what

makes this podcast fun. I'm in the process of trying to figure out how I can start using voice

recordings to share your voice asking the questions because I think that would be

even more fun than me reading them out loud. So stay tuned for that. I will either be using an app.

There's one called SpeakPipe or you could just email me a voice recording and we could do it old school.

For those with any kind of an iPhone and probably Android too, though I'm not as familiar. You can just use

the voice recorder app, record yourself asking something, and then just use the share

button and email it along. And you can use my email address, Sarah, S-A-H-A-H-H-H-H-R-H-R-H-R-T-R at

G-Mel.com, and share those voice recordings with me even before I've

gotten that speakpipe set up. So I'd love to hear them, send them my way, and maybe you can

hear your voice on this podcast. All right, so today I'm going to be tackling, I believe it is

six questions. One, two, three, four, five, six. Yes. So let's get started. The first one comes from Jenny. Jenny says,

Hello, Sarah. I love the podcast. I have a planning question. I want to know how you decide what goes

into an insert book to be moved between your bullet journals and what goes actually into the

bullet journal. For example, quarterly, monthly, and weekly pages clearly go in the book

itself, but what about annual plans? Does something have to be fully time independent to make it

into the insert book? And then she writes, for reference, I use three bullet journals per year.

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