In today’s episode, I share some recent planner news, including price changes at Hobonichi (I compare my recent order to years prior), and the new Minimalist option available from Full Focus.
Then, I answer Q&A, and share listener tips & planner peace submissions for September! Topics include:
- Feedback from a teacher about separating work + life into different planner systems
- Tip from Sara about using ToDoist as a way to remind her future self about upcoming tasks
- Planner Peace (mostly digital!) from SAHM Ashley
- Suggestions for compact planners designed to be used for just one month at at a time?
- Advice for rebuilding one’s system after a life-changing medical event
To submit your questions, email me (sarah hart unger at gmail) or leave a comment in the show notes!
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1 Comment
Just listened this morning. For the woman going through a medical event – no planner is going to make this sucky time less sucky, but I agree that moving to a more simple planner helped with expectations for myself during this time. My husband went through what sounds like a very similar impacting event, and it completely upended both our work/personal lives for 6m. However, I also wonder if there is a bit of depression going on (totally normal after a major medical event) and hope if so, she is getting the help she needs as that will be far more impact full than any planner.