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.

Today I have for you an episode filled with mini planner reviews. I feel like it's been a while

since I did an actual physical paper planner review episode. But I also know it's a wonderful time

of year to be doing this as I'm sure some people are starting to think about how they might

do planning similarly next year or differently in

2025. So if you are already starting to think about what you'd like your planning to look

like next year and are interested in some of the products out there, some new ones I'm going

to talk about today, then this is a great episode for you. So we are going to begin with the full focus wellness planner.

I have done a review of the full focus planner in the past. I love the product. It is a quarterly

planner that is very professional looking, has lots of room for goal setting, and is undated.

And I've used it off and on for many years.

I don't think I used it much this year in 2024, but I often use it for at least one quarter

out of the year when I feel like I need a lot of structure and want to break from my more open-ended

planning tools. I think it's one of the best daily layouts out there. And so I was

excited when they came out with a wellness version of the planner. So we're going to talk about that

today. This came out just a couple of months ago. When I first ordered it, I actually had to

order a bundle because they didn't seem to sell it as a standalone, but it is now on sale as

just a standalone item as the full focus wellness planner on sale for 4599 on the full

focus website. And as I mentioned, this is a three month planner. So that is a little bit on the

expensive side, especially if you're planning to use this

consistently throughout the year. I believe they do have a subscription model. So buying four planners

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