HOW TO DESIGN A WEEKLY PLANNING RESET ROUTINE

[@AlexisKingsley]

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[@bedhead-studio]

These videos are life changing

[@AlexisKingsley]

Thank you!!

[@DuryeaAndWild]

Adopting this strategy moving forward. Thank you so much for creating this planner! I feel like this is a solution to my scattered note-taking on note cards, post it’s, notebooks all over the place 🤪👍💖🤙

[@averagejoe6598]

Wish I stumbled upon this at the start of the year! Time to turn Chaos into Order!

[@ninazimmerman6458]

Stumbled upon your channel at the right time. I’ve really been loving this series and can’t wait to implement it

[@thebritishenglishteacher]

I absolutely love these planning videos, you make it so simple.

[@AkaRuby]

Different topic here but it has something to do with order and irganization. I've been studying General Chemistry II this week and just learned about the second law of thermodynamics, which has a lot to do with entropy. When I read about it I was so excited bc this is evidence that God exists. Matter and energy likes to spread out to the greatest extent possible and be random. If we left things alone, everything will be random and in chaos. And yet the solar system itself is a system, our physical body is a system and even nature is a system, not random. Even the gases that humans and trees exchange with each other is a system. There is this order in nature, in this world and the universe, but yet the natural way of being of matter and energy is randomness and dispersion.. There has to be someone powerful that created it all and is maintaining it and putting things in order on our universe. I'd like to be more like Jesus, compassionate, kind and orderly. Anyway.. thanks for this Alexis. I watched your other video and started listing my life dreams but got stuck when it was time to brainstorm the details.. (infp here)

[@londonlevyn]

These videos are so good Alexis 💎

[@crystalr.castillo2784]

Such great videos! ❤

[@annaclark593]

I have binged watched this whole playlist so far. I *love* it. Do I have a planner already for 2024? Yes. Did I buys yours anyway? Also yes. 🤣 ps - do you have an insta account?

[@thepersonalistreader]

could you do one on how to create daily routines❤

[@omgleafy]

I’ve been waiting for this! Yay!!

[@elisa.borbeck_autorin]

Thank you very much for the videos. I find the planning process very coherent and clever. However, I am having trouble defining my passion project, my dream project. I have so many things in my life and in my head: two children, a husband, chickens and a self-sufficient garden, a job, sewing my clothes, reading, writing on a novel every now and then, hanging out with friends, developing myself and so on and so. How do I find out which of these is my passion project? It's all somehow important or necessary to me. Do you know what I mean? I would really appreciate an answer or a video about it! Thank you so much for your work!

[@AlexisKingsley]

Good question! The passion project is typically a large project (typically with a start and end date) that is creative in some way. Typically it's a new initiative and it never goes away or stops nudging no matter how much we ignore it. (Examples: writing a book, making an album, launching a new product, home remodel, completing a degree, starting a business, planning a wedding, paying off student-loans etc.). Then there are other important goals that are more routine-like or habitual or part of maintenance of what we're already doing that I put in my "24 Goals for 2024" section (examples: regular date nights, regular one-on-ones with the kids, sew 3x per week, read 24 books etc.) It's basically the difference of projects vs. habits/routines. This video goes into that a bit more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGXPmpaag8ejd7c at the 14-minute 46-second mark.

[@elisa.borbeck_autorin]

@@AlexisKingsley Thanks for the explanation! Then it will probably be my novel for 2024 and the other points will become goals. I really like your videos and your way of explaining and planning. Thanks again!

[@Chgcn]

I got the Intentional Planner and it is amazing! In the weekly planner there are some check boxes that says "To process:" and "To connect:" i dont understand what those are for. Can you explain?

[@AlexisKingsley]

Good question! I explain more about that in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enKqnGeJhtKGrLM at about the 7-min mark and page 11 on the ipad version goes in depth about what each blank is for.

[@cja0071]

Please make a printed version of the planner, I can’t deal with an online version or trying to make a spiral bound.

[@AlexisKingsley]

Next year hopefully if I can figure out a way to do it simply! 🙏 It adds so many liabilities and complexity on my end once manufacturing and shipping are involved... In the meantime, my husband took his planner to Office Max and it took them 30 seconds and $3 to spiral-bind it. I've heard of people using 3-ring binders too.

[@wyzebull]

I absolutely love the landing page for the planner. Elegant and simple. "Buy it or don't" 👌 Also really enjoying your videos. Just noticed I hadn't subbed yet. Now I did!

[@AlexisKingsley]

Thank you so much!!

[@treehugger2718]

Where did you say you write your insights? I’m thinking they may not fit on the tiny box

[@larabrown8549]

Really enjoy your videos, I am wondering how you manage those day-to-day things that are weekly recurring? do you put it in Sunsama?

[@AlexisKingsley]

Great timing! The video that comes out tomorrow goes into that! I manage weekly recurring things on the monthly spread. I love Sunsama, but I don't use it anymore - I keep going back to paper/pencil.

[@nyccorvette]

One of your videos it looked like you were writing on an electronic version of your paper planning book. Was I seeing things, if I if not, is that available?

[@AlexisKingsley]

Yes it's a digital download! alexiskingsley.com The FAQ page on the website has info about app to use it with alexiskingsley.com/faq

[@638Visuals]

Hi, Alexis do you mind sharing which app are you using to plan on your iPad?

[@AlexisKingsley]

Yes! I use the app Notability and love it!

[@638Visuals]

@@AlexisKingsley thank you

[@bakeral-sheyab546]

I feel like the whole channel about this E.Planer which I can't pay for till finishing med 😂🥲🥲🌚🌚

[@AlexisKingsley]

😂 It's no problem! You could use these steps in a notebook, a dollar store planner, etc. The tool is less important than the system :)