Let me ask you: Are you a paper girl or a digital-all-the-way die-hard?

 

I’d have to say I love paper – but I refuse to use a traditional planner.

 

Instead, I live by my digital to-do lists, menu plans, and Gmail calendars.

 

If you’re curious about why I made that choice, keep reading….

 

What you’ll learn:

·        My top reason for preferring electronic to paper is that I love deleting what I’ve finished

·        Digital to-do lists are endlessly customizable

·        Employing a digital task list is very paper saving (not to mention space!)

 

Should you use a paper planner or go digital?

 

It all depends on your top priority. If you love the feel and use of actual paper products, fill up that journal and have fun.

 

If you’re like me, and you want the neatest, most sleek-and-minimal aesthetic possible (and don’t mind being tied to a digital device), then go electronic.

 

It’s all about which way works best for you – as it should be.

 

After all, if you’re not using that to-do list, is it really doing you much good?

 

Give it a try in the other dimension (physical vs. electronic) if you can’t ever seem to get anything done.

 

Or confirm yourself in your life-long affinity for paper products/love affair with digital if you’ve got a system that works.

 

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

 

Episode transcript: https://yourunbusylife.com/why-i-go-digital/

Routines for introverted moms: 

https://yourunbusylife.com/

 

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