Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans. This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is July of

2021. And as I mentioned, I am going to be taking a little bit of a break from new episodes

during this month. However, I thought it would be really fun to bring you some of our greatest

hits from the archives. We may not have, you know, piles and hundreds of archive episodes,

but there are still some really fun past episodes and guests that I would love to

re-share with you from previous months.

So I've picked four of my favorites and we'll be airing them this month before I am back

with brand new content in August.

So here we go with our first previous favorite episode. Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans. This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things, planners, planning, and planning adjacent.

Today may be one of those episodes where we get a little bit adjacent into time management and just some life philosophy stuff because it's a deep dive episode.

You guys know I've been having the format where we either have a guest or we do a product

review or we do a Q&A or we take a deep dive. And I've gotten some feedback that many of you

really enjoy these deep dives. Some people have said they have gone back and listened to some

of their favorites like my weekly review and my monthly review episodes, kind of hits, I guess. Here comes

another one, but this one is going to be all about daily planning and the rituals that kind of

make up the bones and the structure of our days. I had a mini revelation while I was walking or I was

running the other day. And I think I was listening to somebody talk about how when you do the

things you want to do and be the person you want to be, it kind of crowds out some of the things

that you might not want to do. In fact, this was actually Angela Duckworth talking to Stephen Dubner on one of their

No Stupid Questions episodes.

And I don't remember exactly why that came up.

But I was running.

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