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. It is

early to mid-November as I'm recording this, which means we're going to do

lots of planner talk because we are at the peak of when people who are serious about their paper

planners and their systems start thinking about what they'd like to use for next year.

And so this is a perfect time to share some options that may or may not have crossed your

radar over the last

few months. But before I begin with my little mini review of the Just Scribble Planner, I am going to

share a planner piece from my friend Kathleen, who also is a BLPA alumnus. And I actually work with

her. She's one of the nurses who works in my office.

So that was really, really fun. I think she, like, put two and two together and realized I was

someone who actually works with her after she discovered the podcast. Maybe Kathleen, forgive me,

I'll have to review this with you. But anyway, Kathleen showed me her planner that she's going to use for next year,

and I just wanted to share it because it's such a simple and inexpensive choice that still has

so many features. I was very impressed with the number of things packed into this planner.

So Kathleen is going to be using an at-a-glance 2025 planner that has weekly

and monthly. It is available online. I will share the link in my show notes so you can find it if

you'd like to. Hers is the medium size. And I was just so impressed. This is a very sort of

simple laid-out planner that has tons of space for goal planning.

It has a very functional weekly layout that can easily be turned into kind of a multiple

grid box type of setup.

Think about the Aaron Condren planner and how each day has three boxes vertically.

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