I know I have talked a lot about my planner, but I would like to explain to you why it works so well for me, and why it can also work so well for you.<\/p>\n
For starters, my personal planner has come a long way. I add to my planner continuously, and so do other people. Don\u2019t think that just because you have a planner, you can\u2019t add anything to it. I have a listing up on Etsy that allows you to purchase additional pages if\/when it comes to you needing more pages. These planners are meant to be completely customized and that\u2019s what I\u2019m trying to do with these.<\/p>\n
My planner started off just<\/i> being the weekly calendar page. Of course all additional pages are fun and helpful, but what I needed more than anything was one very organized page where I could write down my big events for the day (school, babysitting, volunteering, etc.). I put in 1 full year and went off that for the time being. That was all I needed at the time; one place to put everything I needed to do. And that worked for a while until I started wanting more pages in it.<\/p>\n
I saw what was inside other planners and decided that I wanted some extra pages. I decided to make my own versions of them. That\u2019s when I added pages like passwords, contacts, notes, and to do. That quickly expanded to upwards of 20 different additional pages to include in planners.<\/p>\n
In my first section<\/strong>, I have the same style of calendar pages that I started with: the Autumn. It’s perfect for me because everything has it’s place. It’s easy to glance at. On the adjacent page to the calendar, I have what I call my “Other” page. I have coming up, to do, school\/homework, home, babysitting, appointments, notes, hydrate, and calendar-at-a-glace boxes to fill in. They’re for what can’t fit in the planner.<\/p>\n My second section<\/strong> has lots of different pages in it, so I think we can call it the Miscellaneous Section. It starts with having full-sized calendar-at-a-glance pages that I fill in big events, birthdays & anniversary tracker, emergency phone numbers and contact sheets (for babysitting), income, ambulance calls, passwords, and to do sheets. It’s the section I go to for whatever isn’t directly planner related, but important enough papers that I need to keep on hand.<\/p>\n The third section<\/strong> in my planner is filled with word searches. I know, I’m a little bit of a loser, but I’m a commuter.\u00a0What else am I supposed to do? I just made mine on SuperKids WordSearch Puzzle Maker<\/a>. No…I don’t sit down and create them letter by letter.<\/p>\n My last two sections<\/strong> are for Breezy business. I have sample pages for when I bring my planners to craft shows, planner ideas, and just some extra pages for notes.<\/p>\n When I asked a few of my friends what exactly makes their planner work for them. Below is a video of Olivia talking about her planner and why it works for her.<\/p>\n