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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2020 · 1H 21M

How to Make Your Plans More Fruitful feat. Jade Joseph

from Planner Lifestyle Podcast · host Jessica McWilliams

Season 2, Episode 28 In this episode, we talked about using our critical thinking skills to see both sides of an argument.   She gives us a look into What it was like to be a teacher during COVID-19 distancing learning.  Does she still "Love EC"?  How do we dig deeper into human rights? Defining your plans on paper to help them come to fruition. Finding motivation in being told, "you can't".  Home renovations and other insights from staring at 4 walls for 3 months More about my guest: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/obsessivelyorganized/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6fFS9RDNqxM2mIL2Vrlu3Q?view_as=subscriber Jade Joseph is a teacher, school leader, grad student, and obsessive organizer who uses planning to help organize the chaos of everyday life. She also enjoys coordinating planner events and meetups for her local planner peeps.  In her non-planner-related free time, she enjoys reading for book club, spending time outdoors, and hanging out with family. She's recently gotten into home renovations and planning out home improvement projects, the progress of which you can follow along with on her Instagram.

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