​ If you are a right-brained person like me, you tend to think holistically, relying on creativity, intuition, and emotional intelligence. We often excel in visual and spatial tasks, viewing the world in a more subjective and imaginative manner, but struggle with organization and time management. For this reason, a daily planner can be immensely beneficial by providing structure and helping us to navigate the demands of a linear, time-bound world. It serves as a tangible tool to capture our innovative ideas, ensuring we don't get lost in the vast landscape of imagination. This planner aids in capturing the month-to-month tasks, with space to write about the details if needed, and even mind map all of your other "squirrel thoughts" without losing your place. Foster a sense of accomplishment for yourself each day/week/month as you knock tasks and show up to the right place on time. Find balance between your creativity and productivity with the RBP. For a right-brained person, a daily planner acts as a bridge between their imaginative thought processes and the structured requirements of daily life, ultimately enhancing our ability to translate creativity into tangible achievements​