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 cannot believe we've gotten to the end of the year. This has been such an unusual

transitional year, but filled with a lot of good things as well. And I hope some of you have

enjoyed listening to lots of Best Laid Plans episode this year. I know I had a lot of fun making

them. So today, I am going to go through my 2022 planner stack. I can't remember if I did

this last year or not, but if I did, I know I didn't stick with a lot of the things that I said I

would. So it would kind of be funny to go back and listen to what I said I was going to use for 2021.

To reiterate, I think I started in a Wonderland and then moved to a full focus maybe.

And then into an Aaron Condren, I don't know. I've like lost track, to be honest.

Right now, as I'm finishing out 2021, I'm currently using regularly a full focus planner, a Aaron Conjun

life planner that started in June, and that's been kind of my master calendar, a Hobonichi

Weeks as a wellness planner that I talked about on a recent episode, and a cultivate what

matters power sheets that I've been using a recent episode and it cultivate what matters power sheets that I've been

using kind of on and off. And then finally my Hobunichi five-year journal, which I've been pretty

good about filling out, although I've gotten a little bit lax the past couple weeks. However,

I'm pretty good about going back and at least writing something. I can look in my full focus

and my Aaron Condren to see what was

happening on those days and at least put a little highlight in there. By the way, I set the bar

really low for my five year journal entries. I don't mind if I just write a couple of words or put

a sticker. So I find that that helps me to get over the hump of doing it if I keep the expectations

really minimal.

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