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Blast From the Past – June’s Reader Faves

June is a wonderful balance of a month. The year is almost half way through, spring is ending and summer is beginning. It’s a great month to tie up loose ends and finish up projects. But it’s also a wonderful month to start planning new projects and goals. And the reader faves from Junes gone by seem to reflect that.

But don’t take my word for it, scroll on down and see for yourself. The top 5 reader faves of Junes gone by are just below.

This image is a tall rectangle. The top two thirds are divided into a three skinny rectangle collage. The left photo partially shows a page of to-do lists lying on a wooden surface. The middle photo partially shows a habit builder/tracker page lying on a wooden surface. The right photo partially shows a priorities setting work sheet lying on a wooden surface. Under the photos, is a banner that looks like it's made from torn paper. On it it says "Blast from the Past - June's Reader Faves" and under it are three partial rectangles that line up with the images above. The left is a medium yellow, the middle is a light aqua, and the last is a peachy coral.

What is Blast From the Past

The Blast From the Past is a new post that will come out once a month. It will feature a collection of posts and pages that have hit my monthly top 20-50 posts in previous years. I always find it interesting to see which content stands the test of time and which come and go. The five pieces of content I’m sharing each month will be a mix of all both.

Now enough rambling from me, let’s take a look at these posts.

June’s Reader Faves

I love that each month shares something new and fun. It’s neat to see the rhythms that emerge. This months collection of reader faves seems to lean towards adjusting and making tweaks to existing systems.

The half point of the year is a great time to update home management binders or other home or family reference systems. Change up your planning system or make some changes to how you’re managing your time. The start of summer is also a fabulous time to start planning any projects you need or want to take on during the warmer months.

Or at least, that what the favourite posts and page I’m sharing today seem to say.

Keep on Track with the New Project Planning Printable Set

Originally published in July of 2017, this project planning printable set has all the basics you might need to get started planning your next project. Whether you’re starting in June or another month, this post is one that pops up in the top 20 off and on all year long for the last seven years.

One of my favourite pages in this set is the Project Index. This page allows you to track multiple projects, so in theory you could create a planner just for your projects if you wanted too. Or a section in your current planner. Then print the planning pages you need and away you go.

If you’ve got an upcoming projects, big or small, check out this post by clicking on the image or link below.

This image is a tall rectangle with a sandy coloured background. At the top in small, dark green text is a the label "Life Organized." Under that is a picture of the top right half of a teal and white leather planner laying open on a wooden desk. The page showing is part of the half letter project planning page. It's a page divided into 6 boxes to create to do lists for each week of the month with one left over for notes. Overlapping a little of the bottom of the picture is a tan box with dark grey text that says "Keep on Track with the New Project Planning Printable Set"

Click here to check out the Keep on Track with the New Project Planning Printable Set post.

Undated Black and White Calendars Featuring Two Pages Per Month

I think undated calendars are fantastic, and many of you feel the same way if the popularity of this post is any indication. I first shared these calendars in April of 2017 and I love seeing them pop up in the top 20 year after year.

Undated calendars make such useful planning tools. They’re wonderful for creating monthly meal plans that you can cycle through over and over. Or work out plans, cleaning plans, and so very much more.

The black and white colour palette makes these ones super ink and/or toner friendly too! As always, check out the post by clicking the image or the link below.

The image starts with a close up photo of the top centre of a teal and white leather like planner laying on a wooden desk. The planner pages show a two page spread, undated monthly calendar in black and white. Overlapping the photo and the sand background of the last third of the image, is a tan box with white text that says "Black and White." In the sand coloured area at the bottom of the image is dark green text that says "Black & White Undated Calendars."

Click here to check out the Undated Black and White Calendars Featuring Two Pages Per Month.

Setting Up My New Planner – A Peek Into My Process

Mind boggling! That’s how seeing this post in my reader favourites feels. First because I vividly remember ordering this planner and being so excited to start using it. It also reminds me that once upon a time, I used to use stickers in my planners. I kind of miss that.

This was another April post, from 2016 this time. I had been using the Disc Agenda planner for a few months and was itching to make some changes to make it work better for me.

I still have and use those stackable list printables. They’re a great way to add some extra planning room to your planner without using up space on your weekly or daily spread.

If you want to take a stroll down memory lane and check out how I used to set up my planners, just follow the link!

Fun Fact – I still have both the planners shown in the picture!

This image is a pale tan rectangle in portrait orientation. at the very top, in small, dark lettering it says "Planners and Planning". Under that is a picture of the top of a desk. On the desk from left to right, top to bottom are: a cut glass vase with pink and white flowers, a white polka dot pencil with pink ends, some small magnetic page markers, a floral patterned cloth traveler's notebook, and a disband planner lying open. The pages on the planner are a horizontal week on two pages, with a stack of lists bound between the pages. Below that is a tan box with dark text that says "Setting Up My New Planner - A Peek Into My Process

Check out the Setting Up My New Planner – A Peek Into My Processby clicking here.

Emergency Contacts and Other Useful Home-Related Information

This post was originally shared in the Home and Life Organized series, which was share in May’s Reader Fave post. This post in particular was published on October 5, 1016. It’s been a reader favourite every June (among many other months) ever since.

In the post you’ll find printables for emergency contacts and other useful information you might want to have on hand. Whether you have a home management binder or system or not, you never know when having this information in a easy to find place will be needed.

You can find the printables by using the link or image below.

Having a section in your home management binder to keep emergency contacts and other important home related information is great starting point.

Get your Emergency Contacts and Other Useful Home-Related Information here!

Time Management Page

Rounding out June’s favourites is the Time Management page. I originally create this page waaaaaay back in 2013, before I knew much about how to organize a website. Originally, this page was going to be just for time management printables. But over the years it’s slowly evolved.

Currently you can find not just links to printables, but some tips and ideas for how to make managing your time easier. And how to create a system that works with you so you can have more time for the things that matter most.

This page is still evolving and growing. I hope you’ll stop by and visit it from time to time to see what’s new. For now, just tap the image or link below to check it out.

This image shows a close up view of a planner lying open on a desk. The pages shows are a Master To-Do Lists page on the left and a Time Tracking page on the right. Between the picture and the bottom third of the image is a tan label that says "Time Management" in white text. Below that is a sand coloured box with green text that says "Time Management Tools and Tips."

Click here to check out the Time Management page.

That’s it for June’s Blast from the Past! What did you think of the posts and page shared above? Were you here when any of them were published? Drop me a line in comments and let me know what you think of them.

Before You Go

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Until Next Time,

Happy Printing!!!

This image is a tall rectangle. The top two thirds are divided into a four square photo collage. They are, from left to right, top to bottom - a teal and white planner lying open on a desk showing a calendar spread across two pages; a brown planner open on a desk with only the right side showing a project planner planner; a brown planner showing an emergency contacts page; and a teal and white planner showing a horizontal weekly layout spread over two pages. Under the photos, is a banner that looks like it's made from torn paper. On it it says "Blast from the Past - June's Reader Faves" Down the left side of this section are four, colourful circles. From top to bottom they are a magenta, peachy coral, medium yellow, and a light aqua.

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