I just received my planner in the mail, and wow, it’s comprehensive and exactly what I need. I love planners, and have been in search of the perfect one for a while. I’ve tried Erin Condren, Emily Ley, Day designer, Standard one’s from Staples, Bullet Journal, and the list goes on...and they always seem lacking for my writing/planning needs. I’ve even tried combining Lara Casey powersheets with these planners, yet still not the best system. So when I got the My Story planner in the mail, let’s just say I knew how to evaluate it quickly. And everything I want is there. I’m going to do my best to describe some of the pages because there aren’t a lot of pictures The goal setting in the beginning of the year is on point, lots of great questions to get you thinking about what’s important for a writer to plan. Then the weekly sheets is where this planner really shines!! That’s been one of my biggest struggles, finding a to-do list big enough for all of my weekly tasks, and also having space to plan my days. The creator solves my issue brilliantly by putting the to-do list on one two-page spread and the weekly schedule on another (see attached pics for examples). She leaves space for you to create your schedule flexibly. You also have a space in a little chart for for each day of the week, and it’s perfect to use for my fitness goals! There’s meal planning space too! In the back, there’s space for reflection on the year, sheets that guide you through that to prepare for next year, and then there’s story planning sheets in the appendix. The book is big, just like she says in the description, but Big is good when it has everything you need! Buy it and try it, I think you’re expectations will be surpassed as mine were.
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I just received my planner in the mail, and wow, it’s comprehensive and exactly what I need. I love planners, and have been in search of the perfect one for a while. I’ve tried Erin Condren, Emily Ley, Day designer, Standard one’s from Staples, Bullet Journal, and the list goes on...and they always seem lacking for my writing/planning needs. I’ve even tried combining Lara Casey powersheets with these planners, yet still not the best system. So when I got the My Story planner in the mail, let’s just say I knew how to evaluate it quickly. And everything I want is there. I’m going to do my best to describe some of the pages because there aren’t a lot of pictures The goal setting in the beginning of the year is on point, lots of great questions to get you thinking about what’s important for a writer to plan. Then the weekly sheets is where this planner really shines!! That’s been one of my biggest struggles, finding a to-do list big enough for all of my weekly tasks, and also having space to plan my days. The creator solves my issue brilliantly by putting the to-do list on one two-page spread and the weekly schedule on another (see attached pics for examples). She leaves space for you to create your schedule flexibly. You also have a space in a little chart for for each day of the week, and it’s perfect to use for my fitness goals! There’s meal planning space too! In the back, there’s space for reflection on the year, sheets that guide you through that to prepare for next year, and then there’s story planning sheets in the appendix. The book is big, just like she says in the description, but Big is good when it has everything you need! Buy it and try it, I think you’re expectations will be surpassed as mine were.
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I just received my planner in the mail, and wow, it’s comprehensive and exactly what I need. I love planners, and have been in search of the perfect one for a while. I’ve tried Erin Condren, Emily Ley, Day designer, Standard one’s from Staples, Bullet Journal, and the list goes on...and they always seem lacking for my writing/planning needs. I’ve even tried combining Lara Casey powersheets with these planners, yet still not the best system. So when I got the My Story planner in the mail, let’s just say I knew how to evaluate it quickly. And everything I want is there. I’m going to do my best to describe some of the pages because there aren’t a lot of pictures The goal setting in the beginning of the year is on point, lots of great questions to get you thinking about what’s important for a writer to plan. Then the weekly sheets is where this planner really shines!! That’s been one of my biggest struggles, finding a to-do list big enough for all of my weekly tasks, and also having space to plan my days. The creator solves my issue brilliantly by putting the to-do list on one two-page spread and the weekly schedule on another (see attached pics for examples). She leaves space for you to create your schedule flexibly. You also have a space in a little chart for for each day of the week, and it’s perfect to use for my fitness goals! There’s meal planning space too! In the back, there’s space for reflection on the year, sheets that guide you through that to prepare for next year, and then there’s story planning sheets in the appendix. The book is big, just like she says in the description, but Big is good when it has everything you need! Buy it and try it, I think you’re expectations will be surpassed as mine were.
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