I, too, use the month in review page consistently, as well as the first page each month for thinking through various aspects of the month. Every year I wonder if I should get PowerSheets again because it is expensive, and the books do gain mass for storage after a few years. But being able to look back over the years--even when not every page is filled out--has been important for me. I appreciate your emphasis on reflection. I found the reflection questions in the Monk Manual system very helpful--monthly (although PowerSheets covers that); weekly; and daily. I used one quarterly planner to try it out but can't commit to buying 4 books per year. Now I incorporate most of the reflection questions in my daily and weekly planner/journal.
@@JaniceBakke your comment really reflects how I feel about Powersheets always needing a companion. And I’ve had the same thought about the quarterly version. This is only my second year in Powersheets and I can’t say yet whether I’ll go back to look at them. It’s exciting to hear that you find value in looking back at them!
I regret not getting Powersheets this year. Tried another goal planner but it just didn't work for me. I love the structure of Powersheets, especially the tending list and quarterly refresh!!
I, too, have tried skipping purchasing PowerSheets. I tried using sticky notes over the various sections, so I could flip them up and see the previous year underneath. This year I caught an earlier video or short by Sujey, so I had a chance to grab the 2024 book just in time and have transferred my notes to their own 2024 book. Having a familiar structure to go back to each year is valuable, especially to see changes and progress over time.
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I, too, use the month in review page consistently, as well as the first page each month for thinking through various aspects of the month. Every year I wonder if I should get PowerSheets again because it is expensive, and the books do gain mass for storage after a few years. But being able to look back over the years--even when not every page is filled out--has been important for me.
I appreciate your emphasis on reflection. I found the reflection questions in the Monk Manual system very helpful--monthly (although PowerSheets covers that); weekly; and daily. I used one quarterly planner to try it out but can't commit to buying 4 books per year. Now I incorporate most of the reflection questions in my daily and weekly planner/journal.
@@JaniceBakke your comment really reflects how I feel about Powersheets always needing a companion. And I’ve had the same thought about the quarterly version. This is only my second year in Powersheets and I can’t say yet whether I’ll go back to look at them. It’s exciting to hear that you find value in looking back at them!
I regret not getting Powersheets this year. Tried another goal planner but it just didn't work for me. I love the structure of Powersheets, especially the tending list and quarterly refresh!!
@@LadyNightsong oh no I’m sorry to hear that! Updates to Powersheets will be coming out soon and I’m hoping to see those same things that I also love!
I, too, have tried skipping purchasing PowerSheets. I tried using sticky notes over the various sections, so I could flip them up and see the previous year underneath. This year I caught an earlier video or short by Sujey, so I had a chance to grab the 2024 book just in time and have transferred my notes to their own 2024 book. Having a familiar structure to go back to each year is valuable, especially to see changes and progress over time.