I get it. Life can feel overwhelming with all the appointments and things to do. And buying a planner for the first time (or replacing your existing one with a new one) might seem like the productivity solution to all your problems. But (and I might get kicked out of the #planningcommunity for saying this)…
Don’t get it twisted. I do NOT homeschool my kids. Except for that one time when we ALL had no choice. (You know what time I’m talking about.) But recently a friend reached out to me in my DMs, asking me if I could recommend a planner that she could use for homeschooling. In today’s…
As a mom who has been focusing on making my self-care a priority since 2016 (and ramping it up after the pandemic began), I knew that once I discovered the planning community in early 2021 that I wanted to get my hands on some planners that were specifically designed to help me focus on this….
When 2021 started, I had no idea that I’d be where I’m at today. And part of my mental health journey has everything to do with my recent incorporation of planning into my life. I started the year using an Erin Condren weekly planner. But in the spring, in my EC surprise box, I received…
Mama, I can’t believe the summer is already coming to an end! I know this post is a little later than expected, so thank you for being patient with me. I practice what I preach and I needed more time to get this one out to you, but I hope it was worth the wait….
In January, after a two-year break from owning a paper planner, I wasn’t thinking too much about how I plan. I was more concerned with my actual need for a dated planner. Period. Not wanting to spend a fortune, I opted for a softbound planner from Erin Condren (versus purchasing one of their pricier signature…