@@tylerhmccart Good point Tyler. I forgot to mention that I use by Pocket planner as my wallet too!

@@TheRealJVJTR3Y_Plans Will you let me know how that works out for you? I have never tried the Monarch size buy I will be honest…I am looking at it since it would stay in my office now.

@PlannerActual 2 Conviences I can let You know of, if You’re willing to not use Franklin Pages, All I have to do is Re-Punch with my Monarch Hole Puncher, Pee-Chee/Trapper Keeper Folders, and Regular College Ruled Notebook Paper, for Adv. cheaper note taking, But other than that I can’t think of any other advantages?? I guess also with a different single hole puncher, and a Franklin Planner Satelitte Notebook, a person could re-punch there Classic or Compact sized paper inserts to also fit in their Monarch Binder, but I would not recommwnd that for Plastics or Insertables etc (Pouch Pagefinders or Platic Credit/Debit Card holders etc)!

@@TheRealJVJTR3Y_Plans That is a really good point, sir. I looked hard at that. It has two 30 min slots instead of four 15 minute slots. I looked back over my planner scheduling for several months and saw that I could make that work. Most of my schedule is on the hour or half hour. I need to keep in mind that I might have two appointments at the same time though.

@@PlannerActual Also, sorry to hear of the loss of your Sister recently, that you mention about 9:14 in the video! I lost a sibling in 2008 due to drunk driver so Prayers of comfort and condolences, etc to You and your family!! God bless them, your sibling is that much closer to God now!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

@ Thank you for you kind words. She was on home hospice for 7 months but, you are really never ready.

I thank you sir.

@@lindyredmond9838 Thank you Lindy.

@@michellem8055 thank you. Stay on the journey. You’ll find something that works for you sooner or later . I’ve used Franklin since 1982 but I’m always changing planner sizes and styles. I guess it never really changes. We are always looking for the right thing.

@@emilym8606 I haven’t found any that do yet. Everyone I’ve used has ghosted to the next side of the page. I’m using LAMY Safari fine nib with Waterman Serenity Blue ink. I’ve stopped using fountain pens and use Frixion exclusively.

@@emdeehogan5078 I always say the best thing I did was convince her to marry me 46 years ago. I also say, I may only stay around for another 50 years! I sometimes call her my ex-girlfriend or my first wife. She’s been with me long enough that she’s over my funny business.

@@amyharvick4959 Good for you Amy. I had never read the Bible either until I started my journey almost a year ago. I bought a NLT (New Living Translation) study bible at our local church supply store. The wording is close to the way we speak today and the study notes are awesome! I learn so much about that time in history from the study notes it’s incredible. The tabs on the side of the Bible come from the store as a separate item. They have instructions on how to place them. Let me tell you, it’s simple if I can do it! The top tabs I use for marking the pages are from Midori. You get eight in a package for about $14. A little pricey but I like to have them sticking out so I can find my spot easily. You can also use Book Darts as page markers. They are less expensive and work just as well. All of these things can be found on Amazon. Hey, good luck in your journey. Please keep in touch and we can chat back and forth on our progress through faith.

@@amyharvick4959 I’m using the NLT (New Living Translation) study bible. It uses verbiage that people of today can relate to. I got mine at a local church book store but I see on Amazon it’s a little cheaper!

@@Hadassahs-Holt You’re a good American.

@@laurachristopher3614 Okay. I would love to show you what my morning routine is. I’ll get something planned out and shoot a video.

@@MoniM_ serenity, seven habits, and leadership are all the same paper weight. If you’re looking for something thinner, you need to go to the Monticello. But they use soy based ink so if you’re using Frixion pens and try to erase, more of that ink will smear. And forget about using fountain pens.

@@paulmusescu I like the sage color the best. The other one I keep in my planner in case I need to sign some documents. My everyday pen is the sage colored. It’s been hinted that I’m getting a new Safari for Christmas. One with a textured barrel.

@@PlannerActual Thank you very much! I have a matt finish Safari as well and they are great. I find the texture very nice. Thank you very much!

@@nickkyvictory948 Let me see what I can do. I’ll have to get my hands on one first but that shouldn’t be too much trouble.

@ …. Thanks a lot!

@@TheRealJVJTR3Y_Plans I believe most items should be available in all sizes and planner filler styles. Bit in reality, I know it comes down to funding and marketing. The “core” planners, like Monticello and Original, are fully supported, the “Gallery” planners like 7 Habits and Carrara less so and the smaller sizes even less. If we keep asking for more selections I think Franklin Planner will listen though.

@@Carl_Pullein I was actually hoping it was because I was using an unfriendly ink for that type of paper.

@@TheRealJVJTR3Y_Plans I think there would be. I don’t think it would be more than some faint, dark lines. I don’t think you’d be able to see words or anything like that.

@@stekkerbox I don’t think you will regret it.

@@emdeehogan5078 I thank you.

@@TheRealJVJTR3Y_Plans Great question. I have used the Satellite before and even got one last year to try out again. I don’t like them. The size is awkward for me. But…I DO need a smaller book to record things in the field. So, I have several Field Notes available just for that reason. One in the car, in my every day carry bag, etc. But to be honest, I rarely use them. It’s the security of having something readily available when my planner isn’t handy.