I have never been one for making New Year’s resolutions. Whether it’s something big like writing a novel or as small as drinking more water, I’m not great at establishing and sticking to a new routine. I actually find the whole idea of resolutions to be a bit daunting, like it’s just waiting for me to give up—which about 80 percent of us do by the second week of February.
Instead, for as long as I can remember (okay, since college, but trust me, it’s been a while!) I’ve started each year with a brand new planner. On syllabus day—my favorite of the semester—I’d pick out a new one at the bookstore and fill in all of the assigned reading, tests, and important due dates. But it wasn’t until 2015 when I bought my first Rifle Paper Co. planner after my final days of graduate school that I realized how important a planner was to my personal and professional success.
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