Hello and welcome to best laid plans.

This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and you're at the podcast where we talk all things planning, strategizing, and planner-related.

I am so excited to welcome Kelsey Wharton this

week as our guest on the podcast. You guys know that I don't do guest episodes all that often,

so when I do, they are someone who I really feel like has something to add in terms of how they

plan or the products they use, and Kelsey is no exception. So stay tuned for the interview, and I hope you enjoy it.

I know that I learned a ton.

I am so excited to welcome Kelsey Wharton to Best Laid Plans.

I have been following Kelsey for years now.

Her podcast, which I'll let her talk about, is one of my absolute favorites. And honestly,

it was one of the inspirations to get me to start podcasting. So Kelsey, go ahead and introduce

yourself. Hello. Well, it's great to be here, Sarah. And what a kind compliment. I'm so

happy to hear that. So I am Kelsey. I am a writer, a podcaster, mother of three living in Gilbert, Arizona,

which is just outside of Phoenix. And I am very passionate about planning and organization.

So it's very fun to finally get to talk to you in person after listening to you on your podcast

and reading your blog for so long. So this is lovely.

Thank you so much. Kelsey and I, I guess we both have different opposites of the spectrum in our

warm climates. Yes. But we definitely have some parallels. Can you tell our listeners how old your

kids are right now? Yes. So I think by the time this comes out, it is actually birthday week in our house. So this is

really funny. The week that this comes out, I will have an eight-year-old, a six-year-old, and a one-year-old.

My two boys are older. And then I just had a daughter at the very beginning of the pandemic, our little

pandemic baby. I love it. So clearly, Kelsey has a lot to

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