Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans.

This is your host, Sarah Hartunger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent.

Today's episode is going to be all about the gap between planning and doing.

This is an interesting topic. I'll share how it came to mind in a minute, but first, just a quick

health update. I'm doing okay. I just wanted to kind of share a little bit of an intersection

between my current issues and planning. I am finding that there are many logistical and organizational challenges

associated with having a health condition that I am now managing. And now I understand why I used to

get a lot of emails with specific questions about that. So hey, maybe I will be even more equipped to

answer them going forward. I do want to give a special shout out to Lisa Woodruff from Organized

365 because I did not ask her for this, but she just mailed me a medical organizing binder

after hearing what happened, which was so incredibly nice, because I definitely need an organized way

of keeping together all my results, my equipment stuff, notes, imaging,

like discs, everything. And the fact that she's actually put together a resource already,

specifically for this, is awesome. I have not finished putting mine together yet, but I will report

back when I do. And one thing that I really, really love is that it has these removable slash

pocket folders,

which are kind of Lisa's signature items.

She has them in a lot of her planning stuff, which means if you're traveling, like, let's say

you're getting a second opinion or something, you can just take the folders that you need

and not have to carry around the whole binder.

So so well done.

And thank you so much for sending that.

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