📅Switching to a classic dashboard planner for better functionality
📝Adding a goal sheet for each month to track monthly goals
🌡️Using planner pages for health tracking and symptom monitoring
🔄Transitioning from a vertical layout to a dashboard layout for better organization
🎨Combining functionality and decoration in planner customization
Why are you switching to a classic dashboard planner?
—I felt that the vertical layout was becoming less functional for me, so I decided to try a dashboard layout for better categorization and organization.
What will you track in the health section of your planner?
—I'll be tracking symptoms, medication changes, and other health-related information to better manage my chronic health issues.
How will you use the goal sheets for each month?
—The goal sheets will help me set and track my monthly goals in a more focused and organized manner.
Will you still decorate your planner?
—Yes, I will still incorporate decoration in my planner, but my focus this year is on functionality while maintaining a balance with aesthetics.
What made you decide to make these changes?
—I realized that I needed to make some changes to better align my planner usage with my productivity and wellness goals for the new year.
00:00In this video, I'll be sharing my planner lineup for 2024 and the big changes I'm making.
04:41I'll be switching to a classic dashboard planner for better functionality and categorization.
06:57I'll be using planner pages for health tracking and symptom monitoring.
09:25I'll be adding a goal sheet for each month to track and focus on monthly goals.
11:42I'll still incorporate decoration in my planner, but I'm prioritizing functionality this year.
