Savanna Mak

Three years ago, I stopped washing my hair every day. Almost two years ago I embarked on a journey to embrace my natural face, I forced myself to stop wearing makeup because I needed to learn to be happy with my bare face. I stopped taking care of myself and I needed a reason to wash my hair more often. I needed motivation truly love myself, and love doesn’t just mean acceptance, it means taking care of what you love.

Now, I love Cards Against Humanity, but sometimes I’m in the mood for something more wholesome – cue Fluster! Fluster is a game to get to know the people you’re playing with! A couple weeks ago Keefer and I went over to a friends place and we played with her and her partner. I thought in order to keep this review a little more interesting I’d pull a couple cards at random and answer them for you guys!

Like the Productivity Planner, the Passion Planner also sports nice quotes weekly. The paper is the best paper out of all the planners I have tried, and I will stand firmly by this paper until I die and the planner lays flat when open. I also found the pocket at the back to feel very cheaply made, which isn’t a huge deal but it felt out of place in this planner that ultimately felt really nice to work with. If you don’t love it, or you don’t have any time to spare, the Passion Planner is where it’s at.

If you need to study, this planner would be perfect as it allows you to set a time goal and work towards it. I found that for my life and schedule this planner just didn’t make sense. If I were a student or or someone who spent a couple hours a day on the same tasks over and over again, this would be an awesome planner. My way of organizing just doesn’t vibe with this planner as my to-do lists are far more