In this midyear planner stack update, I’m walking you through what I’ve actually used in 2025 so far—and what I’m planning to keep (or change) for the rest of the year. If you’re a fellow Type-A planner who loves systems, this is basically my honest “what worked, what didn’t, and why” check-in. I talk through the different roles my planners have played for me—daily life, goals, health, faith, and work—because I’m not looking for one perfect book. I’m looking for a stack that supports the season I’m in. I also share the practical details: the specific notebooks and planners I’ve been rotating through (like my A6 Stalogy and Hobonichi Weeks), the tools I’m using to keep things functional (covers, date stickers, color-coding dots), and how I’m setting myself up to stay consistent without overcomplicating it. The biggest takeaway is that a midyear reset doesn’t have to mean starting over—it can just be a simple audit: keep what’s working, adjust what’s not, and make the rest of 2025 feel lighter and more intentional.