In this video I’m walking you through my 2026 planner lineup and exactly how my analog system works when I’m juggling real life, five kids, and still wanting my planning to feel creative. I share what I’m using for functional planning (the stuff that keeps my days moving) and what I’m using for memory keeping + creative journaling (the stuff that keeps me sane). If you’ve ever felt like you need more than one book to do it all, this is the behind-the-scenes look at how I personally split up the jobs. I talk through the specific planners and notebooks I’m reaching for—like Hemlock & Oak in A5/B5, a Laurel Denise wall calendar for the big-picture view, and the journals I love for creative work. I also touch on goal-setting support like Powersheets, plus some of the smaller pieces that make my system actually usable day-to-day (covers, smaller sizes, and accessories). The takeaway is simple: I’m not chasing “planner peace” with one perfect book—I’m building a lineup where each item has a clear purpose, so my planning stays both practical and fun.