It took me quite a while to find one planner that fitted all of my requirements. I’m sure that’s why so many people use multiple planners and frequently chop and change depending on circumstances. Planner peace is a hard won thing.
It took me quite a while to find one planner that fitted all of my requirements. I’m sure that’s why so many people use multiple planners and frequently chop and change depending on circumstances. Planner peace is a hard won thing.
The A6 Hobonichi is a great “every day carry” (EDC) planner as it’s a compact size yet there’s plenty of space in it. It has 12 monthly spreads at the front followed by the daily pages. At the beginning of each month of daily pages there is a plain page which you can use to note key dates or appointments for the month ahead.
With the latest releases, we were all treated to a revised format for the collections. I went a little bit sticker mad and bought most of them to try out in different ways and in different planners. I’ve set up three monthly spreads, three monthly tracking pages and two weekly spreads. I’ve had a lot of fun stickerating and thought I would share my five favourite things about the changes and how I’ve used them.
