Hello and welcome to Vest Laid Plans.

This is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent.

And this is your host, Sarah Hart Unger.

In today's episode, we are going to do a classic planner review series. It has been quite a while

since I did a review focused episode. There have been lots of really fun concept episodes and

Q&A episodes that we've gone through. But today, we're going to go back to our roots as a podcast

and talk about some specific paper planning products. So I'm super excited. I got the idea for this episode

when I had a few people reach out to me in fairly quick succession that were owners of very

small or emerging planner brands. And I thought, you know what? I could bring all of these

together into one episode. And that's what I have for you today. So unlike when I've talked about

the latest Erin Condren release or Hobonichi release or things like that, these are brands you

probably will not be familiar with, but I hope that maybe some of you will find planner piece

with one of them, and it will expand your horizons even more in terms of the so, so many options that are available

in the world of paper planners. So I'm going to begin with the Halo Planner, a planner that

is not even for sale yet as of when I'm recording this. The creator of the Halo Planner's

name is Rebecca, and she emailed me to ask me if I wanted to take a look

at the planner she created for herself to provide her with feedback because she was thinking

that maybe she would ultimately turn it into a product. And it is still not yet to public market,

but it is something she is working on. So it may be available by the time the fall rolls around

to purchase for 2025.

The URL that she has reserved but not yet activated is the haloplanter.com. So I guess

watch that space, bookmark that space if this is something that you're interested in. And in my

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