I wanted to share how I
utilize my Business Projects Happy Planner, since
it’s really starting to feel streamlined and simplified. Gone are the days of overcomplicated schedules and notes that strain the eyes.
Marking things off has gotten a
whole lot more motivating. Because of the gray marker mark-it-off-as-done
method, I can still see almost every project color very vividly while avoiding
confusion over whether I meant to underline something, or if I meant to cross it
off, or what color code the item was before...etc. The pages look neater when they're finished.
I’ve added a few pages to my Happy
Planner that don’t typically come with them, and I mention a few tips for planner newbies. As a writer, I even make my own custom
lined sticky notes for multiple uses—from documenting character arcs for every chapter,
to writing chapter names, to making To Do lists, etc. I’m excited how the process will change over
time!
I haven’t even covered my other
Happy Planner. (You do get a glimpse of
the crazy, though!)
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