Recently I saw online a question from a new planner user who wasn’t sure what exactly she should write in her planner. She said she decided to use a planner because she feels very unorganized and forgets things all the time, but she didn’t know where to start. I imagine many new planner users […]
Whether you are new to using paper planners or a long-time user, everyone loves to see tips on how to use your planner pages. Seeing how others use their pages can give you ideas on how to effectively plan in your own planner. Below are a couple of different ways to organize the day spaces […]
Continuing my series on tips for new planner users, today’s post is how to set up a new planner. It’s important to set up your new planner at the beginning of the year. What do I mean by “set up” a new planner? It’s nothing complicated. It’s just getting your planner ready so it fits […]
Continuing my series on planner tips for new users, this post will help you use task lists on your weekly planner pages. This is the third post in this series. You can see the first post in the series with general use tips here, and the second post helping you decide which type of planner […]
This is the second post in my series on helping new planner users. You can find the first post in this series here. In this post I’ll walk you through the three main types of weekly planners and help you decide which level of free-form vs. structure will work best for you. I recommend a […]
Whether you are using a paper planner for the first time, or have come back to paper after using digital, here is a guide to help you use your paper planner effectively. What’s the purpose of your planner? First of all, if you’ve looked around the internet for advice on using a paper planner, you […]
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