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How I plan using multiple planners

Hello everyone, 
From some of my previous posts you can guess I am a planner lover. As I have said before, I have always been one of those people that use planners and agendas to map out my day and arrived to what I wanted to get done. However, it was not until probably 2013 that I really got into the planner community. I started with a DIY planner and later with a faux Filofax in A5.

Nowadays I use three planners as well as three notebooks in my routine. 





The first planner I use in my everyday routine and the one that comes with me every day is my small size Kikki-K. This is the planner I use mainly on the go, at work mainly to note appointments and important things to remember as the day goes.




All the important things I note in my small planner get moved to my main planner, my medium size Kikki-K. I always thought of myself as an A5 girl since I love to have a lot of space to write, however when I discovered the DIY fish inserts I thought I could track the same things in a smaller space. Therefore this Christmas I bought myself a new Kikki-K in light blue, which is a beautiful high quality planner. This medium size with the DIY fish inserts is what I use to plan and map out my days every night. It is also the place where I track my finances my blogposts etc. I do not take this planner everywhere however since I have been using this size of planner I have been able to carry it with me whenever I felt I had the need to.

Last but not least of my planners is my EC life planner. This planner I use mainly as my visual board of my week. On my weekly planner routine which I mainly do on Sunday morning, I take out my to-do list of the things I want to get done that week and with post it notes I map out my week. This process helps me a lot to plan how I want to distribute my tasks and what days I need to do what. Also it helps me being more creative since I usually use stickers to decorate and plan on this planner.
That was all about the planners, now about the notebooks. I have three small notebooks I tend to carry with me every day. I have my gratitude journal, in which I am trying to write ten things I am grateful for every day. Then I have a small note book I use as health tracker, which I am trying to fill up every day. And then I have my brain dump notebook, where I write whatever whenever it comes to my mind. Right now I have three separate notebooks for these things; however I have ordered a fauxdory to hold up these three notebooks. Therefore whenever it came I will be carrying all three together.

That’s how I use several planners to arrive to my goal of being organized. In the next few weeks, probably once a week I will walk you through each one of this planners and how I plan inside each one of them.

Thanks for reading,

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