How I Use My Monthly, Weekly and Daily Inserts Together

Hello! You may be tuning in today because you love planning just as much as I do! You might be looking for inspiration on how to use monthly, weekly or daily spreads together — either you do already and find it’s not really working for you, or you want to start. Either way, I’m here to explain how and why I use mine the way I do, and how I’ve turned it into a successful system that works for me and makes me more productive.

So first, let’s talk about time. It takes time to plan. The point though, is that if you take time to set goals and plans, (if you do it right), it’s supposed to help make doing (and remembering) the task easier and faster in the long run. Planning prevents you from forgetting important appointments and tasks. If you find that you don’t have the time to sit down and plan for a few hours each week, then I would suggest keeping to a monthly/weekly only schedule, or monthly schedule with a daily task list.

My system works for me because I use it every day of my life. If I were to not use my planner, I fear I would be lost. With the amount of things I need to accomplish every day, and all the appointments and things to remember for my family, I would forget it all. My life, and that of my family’s would easily fall apart. (I’m really the glue that keeps it all together, but my planner is a very important tool that helps me do that)!

My system of using three types of inserts together allows me to prioritize easier and to organize myself to a point…