Ready for a dose of planner organization? While I’ve shared my planner storage in the past (and will do so again in a future post), I wanted to share with you guys how I create my Happy Planner sticker books. It’s super quick and easy and requires minimum supplies.
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Cheers to another post here on the blog. Get ready for a steamroll as we take on the last weeks of 2018. This post is all about the mini happy planner, my plan with me, and a few tips and tricks that I’ve come across in the planner community.
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I’m back on the Happy Planner bandwagon. I haven’t used on in over a year, although I’ve been inspired by the various ways they’re being used in the planner community. I used a classic size when I was using it daily. I have a BIG Happy Planner for memory planning. All I was missing was a mini HP. So, when I found one on sale at Tuesday Morning, I couldn’t pass it up.
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I currently am not using my happy planner for weekly planning, but I did use it earlier this year. My switch from the Happy Planner to a traveler’s notebook was simply that I didn’t need all the space that was in a Happy Planner. I’m a planner, but a running to do list of what I need to get done in general works better overall for me than planning daily. Still in all, I have plenty of pre-planning tips to share that will work for any planner.
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Cheers to memory planning, but really cheers to me organizing what I’ve accumulated over the years. I had to take a step back from my memory planner because I had way more than I thought. Talk about overwhelming! I’ll admit, I’m that person that takes everything out, tries to organize, gets frustrated, and quits. It takes time to organize or sort anything and I went from thinking I hadn’t saved enough to maybe I saved too much. A quick and easy page that I recently did was creating a spread for the movie tickets I’ve accumulated.
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Happy July & welcome to another post her on the blog! We are officially halfway through 2017 and this is when I take the time to switch up my planner. I use a classic size Happy Planner and with its discound bound system I leave 6 months in at a time.
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I have a bin full of memories that I’ve accumulated over the years. Some I have from important events in my life such as prom, High School graduation, and my college graduation. I love to save cards, tickets, pictures, and other odds and ends. As I am purging my oversized memory box, my goal is to consolidate what I plan on keeping into one central location. I could create a scrapbook, but I wanted something more flexible which is why I decided to go with the Me & My Big Ideas BIG Happy Planner.
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