I Think Plotter Broke My Brain

I Think Plotter Broke My Brain

In this episode, I’m having a very honest stationery chat about how my interest in Plotter somehow turned into a full-on ring binder rabbit hole. I didn’t even buy a Plotter, but I did end up getting a few more affordable binders, including a Raymay pocket, a Raymay bible-size binder, plus some inserts to test things out. Some of it worked, some of it didn’t, and somewhere along the way I started wondering: am I genuinely experimenting, or am I just shopping with a more responsible-sounding excuse? This is a relaxed chat about wanting all the things, planner brainrot, the difference between useful purchases and impulse buys, and trying to enjoy stationery without letting it take over my wallet, my tiny apartment, or my brain.

My Planner Hopping Experiment: A BTS Chat

In this episode, I’m chatting a bit more about my recent planner hopping experiment and the thoughts behind it. I didn’t switch planners because everything was falling apart or because I was chasing the “perfect” system. I was just curious. I wanted to see what would happen if I gave myself permission to move around a little, especially while trying to get back into daily planning and rapid logging. So this is more of a behind-the-scenes companion to my latest YouTube video. I talk about why I tried it, what I noticed, and how changing planners sometimes helps me understand what I actually need from my system. A cozy planner chat about experimenting, figuring things out as you go, and not taking planner hopping too seriously. Watch the YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/EAZtksVPYEA #PlannerPodcast #PlannerHopping #PlannerCommunity #DailyLogging #RapidLogging #PlannerExperiment #StationeryPodcast #PlannerTalk #AnalogPlanning

A Little Podcast Reset

In this episode, I’m doing a little reset for the podcast. I still love making The Stationery Junkie, but between work, making videos, life changes, mood shifts, and just having limited energy, the podcast quietly took a backseat for a while. So instead of forcing myself to come back with a big plan or a perfect schedule, I’m easing back in more gently. I talk about where I’ve been, why podcasting started to feel harder to keep up with, and how I want this space to feel moving forward: more casual, reflective, lightly edited, and less pressure overall. Think of this as a soft re-entry. A cozy catch-up. A small reminder that creative things are allowed to change with us. Thanks for being here. #StationeryPodcast #PlannerPodcast #JournalingPodcast #CreativeReset #SlowContent #PlannerCommunity

Planning, Creativity & Stickers with Danielle from My Dandelion Diaries

In this episode of The Stationery Junkie Podcast, I chat with Danielle from My Dandelion Diaries about her creative process, her journey into planning and journaling, and what it’s like running a sticker shop. We talk about juggling multiple planners, finding inspiration for unique aesthetics, and the realities of balancing creativity with a small business. Whether you’re a longtime member of the planner community or just getting started, this conversation is full of cozy inspiration and honest insights from one of the most loved voices in journaling. 🌼 Connect with Danielle (My Dandelion Diaries):YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mydandeliondiaries Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/my.dandeliondiaries/ Shop: https://mydandeliondiaries.com/

Planner Season Reality Check

Planner season 2026 has been… something else. Prices are higher, US buyers are dealing with new fees, some folks are redating their old planners, others are chasing Hobonichi freebies, and there’s even been some shady paper and manufacturer drama. It’s been a mix of refreshing moments and classic planner FOMO. In this episode, I’m sharing my reflections on what I’ve seen so far: the good, the surprising, and the eyebrow-raising. How has planner season felt for you this year? Are you buying new, reusing what you have, or still undecided?