This week we’re introducing our holiday gift guide. What kind of stationery gifts should you gift to people?
We look at levels of who to would buy for: the beginner in stationery, the novice, and advanced/fanatic level. We also want to look at giving teachers gifts- and maybe some dos and don’t.
Tonight we’re having fun with some listener Q&A, including the timeless question, “how much is too much?” and finding a lot of common ground.
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You know what, just go check out everything at Baron Fig.
We go deep exploring the evolution of the To Do list, Task Management, and Getting Things Done. The morphing of bullet journaling into something MORE the gendering of washi tape and facebook groups.
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And just in case people are going to give you a hard time about special-ordering Japanese chalk made in Korea, you should probably have a box of Crayola chalk on hand, just so they understand.
It’s a stationery fan’s favorite time of year: Back to School Sale season. With the back to school sales come amazing sales on paper, pens and pencils. But the discounts can come at an expense of quality. Tonight we dig deep on the whole idea of quality vs cost vs quantity.
Tonight we talk about planners and have a cameo from the neighborhood ice cream truck (listen for it)! 
It’s a stationery fan’s favorite time of year: Back to School Sale season. With the back to school sales come amazing sales on paper, pens and pencils. But the discounts can come at an expense of quality. Tonight we dig deep on the whole idea of quality vs cost vs quantity.
