Hello and welcome to best laid plans. This is your host, Sarah Hardunger, and this is the podcast

where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent. I just had a little recording hiccups,

so this is the second time I am recording

the first half of this episode. So if it comes out sounding extra rehearsed and smooth, well,

that is an added bonus for all of us. So today we are going to talk about a few questions that I

received. One planner that you probably haven't heard of that I wanted to draw your

attention to. And then after our break, we are going to pivot to a mini review of the full

focus planner, a product that I know and love, but somehow have not yet reviewed on this podcast.

So we are going to start with a question that came in via Instagram. This question came from a reader

I'll call CKR and she writes, I would love to sometime hear about your organizing systems for projects

at work, electronic, paper, notebooks, etc. Just a thought for your blogger podcast. Thanks for everything

you share. Well, thank you so much, blogger podcast. Thanks for everything you share.

Well, thank you so much, CKR. I truly appreciate the question. So I hate to disappoint you,

but my answer is not all that exciting. Mostly I am electronic for my work projects.

There's a little bit of paper that comes into play here and there, and I'll talk about

when, but for the most part, I rely on our electronic medical record. That's where all of my

patient notes and results go to, and I'm kind of tied to that because that's just how medicine

works these days. And also, that is our privacy compliance system, so I'm not sharing any patient

information. And then for my GME and more

management type work, I use a combination of Apple notes to keep master lists, as well as a folder in

my email that I find incredibly useful, which is called waiting on or follow up. So basically,

I try to get to inbox zero every

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