Brain Drop Prioritization | Plastic Insert
Get it out of your head, then decide what comes first.
Brain Drop Prioritization | Plastic Insert
Get it out of your head, then decide what comes first.
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The Brain Drop Prioritization Plastic Insert is a reusable planner insert that helps you turn a big brain drop into a prioritized to-do list, so you can see what needs your attention first and keep your three biggest priorities in view.
Sometimes, looking at one massive, running to-do list is exactly what makes our brains freeze up. We know you love a good brain drop, but what happens after you get it all out of your head?
Meet the Brain Drop Prioritization Plastic Insert, featuring three little boxes at the top for something we lovingly call your Priorithree: the three priorities you most want to keep in sight.
Below, two longer lined sections give the rest of your brain drop somewhere to go. Once it's all out of your head, use the 1, 2, and 3 bubbles beside each line to sort through what needs your attention first, what comes next, and what can wait.
And those Priorithree boxes aren't just hanging out at the top looking cute. The insert is designed so they stay visible while you're working inside the shorter weekly pages of compatible Laurel Denise planners. Depending on your layout, they'll peek out above or beside your weekly pages, keeping the priorities you already chose right where you can see them.
Flip it over and the back is an open dot grid, ready for notes, another list, sticky notes, or whatever information you want to keep nearby.
Because priorities change, this insert can change right along with them. Write on the reusable PET plastic with an ultra fine point permanent marker or wet erase marker, erase it when you're ready, and start again. It also pops in and out of your planner in seconds, so you can move it wherever you'll use it most.
Everything on your list may need to get done. It just doesn't all need to get done first.
Perfect for:
- Turning a big brain drop into a prioritized to-do list
- Figuring out where to start when everything feels important
- Keeping your three biggest priorities visible while you plan
- Prioritizing work, home, personal, school, or everyday tasks
- Adding reusable list and note space to your planner
- Anyone who loves getting everything out of their head but needs a little help with what comes next
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