In this video, I’m sharing my full 2024 planner lineup—yes, a little late, but it’s because I genuinely need a couple weeks in January to experiment before I commit. I also walk through what I used in past years (hello Hobonichi Cousin and Take A Note) and what I learned along the way: I love monthlies and weeklies, but daily pages are usually just too much space for me. My “if I had to save one in a fire” planner is the 2024 Sterling Ink Common Planner in the N1 (Traveler’s Notebook) size, vertical layout, compact version. I show how I’m using it: simple monthlies, a weekly spread with washi at the top, color-coded tasks, and some experimenting with the Alastair method because I migrate tasks a lot. Then I share the rest of my cozy minimal system—my long-term gratitude journal (no pressure to finish anything), my journal for thoughts and feelings (pre-decorated with stickers so it’s ready when I am), a mini bullet journal for backup planning, a dedicated finance notebook because money stress is real and writing it down helps, plus a new contemplation notebook inspired by ParkNotes. I also include a small workout log for strength training and an “everything” study notebook for handwritten notes.