If your 2021 feels like it didn’t go as planned (and that’s okay!), you’re not alone. Not only did the pandemic continue to throw a wrench into all the plans that we tried to make, it’s unfortunately not uncommon to feel less accomplished than we’d like at the end of the year.
If you’re reflecting on the year that was and realizing that you never finished reading your entire book list, or you didn’t learn how to cook the most fantastic lasagna of your life, there’s always 2022. And one way to ensure that you’re not in the same place again next year, or at least to help start the year off on the right foot, is by investing in a planner.
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