Each post will have its own purpose and be helping me work towards a goal, be it financial or developmental. This year I am going to be time-strapped and I want to make every single post work for me in some way.
And I’d also like an easy way to refer back to my original goals for my content schedule, in case I lose motivation to get through it all and let that ‘one’ post slip. Yes, I could always use another notebook, but if I’m already carrying around a heavy planner I don’t want to add more to my load. My solution? Separate these documents entirely, giving me not only the space to fit in everything I need, but also the clarity to get it done without sending my brain into a tailspin.Īnother thing I’ve always found lacking from my choice of planner is a space for making notes before the calendar pages. Trying to work these onto the same planner pages has always been a disaster for me, no matter how well my colour coding is. I need a calendar I can plan my blog content into and then another one I can keep track of my sponsored posts, freelance deadlines, email schedule, events etc on. And because I’m sure I’m not the only one struggling with finding a planner that encompasses everything they need I’m sharing them with you too!įirst on the list a content planner. I’ll be creating all the planning pages I need as printables to use as and when I need them. It’s something I’ve dipped my feet into in the past and found it really works for me to have everything organised into one place. So instead of buying something that might do some of this, but also needs to cater for the rest of society as well, I’m making my own planner pages this year. And all of this needs to be in the same place and easily accessible to me. Props, tools, spaces need to be factored in. I need to plan videos, tutorials and photo shoots. I need to be able to budget finances and calculate fees based on timings and materials.
I need to be able to find and plan specific information for different project types. I just need to create my own system and my own space. This doesn’t mean I still can’t benefit from traditional planning. After trying to train myself to work in the spaces provided for years I’ve finally come around to the fact that my brain dumps need more flexibility. But when it comes down to it I end up going off-piste into a notebook or a phone app for either pure convenience or physical space. I always have the best intentions to use my chosen planner in all its meal planning, gratitude seeking, organisational glory. I’ve done the unthinkable this year and haven’t invested in a planner… I know.
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