Where is everyone at in their planning right now? Perennial planning isn’t about forcing yourself into the same schedule as everyone else. Life moves in seasons, and sometimes we’re building, sometimes we’re maintaining, and sometimes we’re just observing what’s unfolding. So I’m curious: Which phase are you in right now? If you want, drop a comment and tell us what season of life or work you’re in right now. Sometimes the most useful thing we can realize is that we’re exactly where we need to be.

One of the best parts of this space is getting to know the people walking alongside us. Whether you just joined or have been here for a while, this is a good moment to say hello. If you’re comfortable sharing, tell us a little about you: • Your name (or what you like to be called) • What you do — artist, entrepreneur, gardener, maker, dreamer… all of it counts • Your business, project, or website (if you have one) • Where you are in life or in your journey right now • What you’re currently working toward or exploring You can keep it short or share more of your story — whatever feels right. This community is made up of people in very different seasons of life and work, and that variety is part of what makes conversations here meaningful. So go ahead — introduce yourself. We’d love to know who’s here. 🌿

I’m really glad you’re here. Perennial Planning is built around a simple idea: life moves in seasons. Some seasons are for growth, some for rest, some for reflection, and some for rebuilding. Instead of forcing ourselves into rigid systems, this method works with those natural rhythms. The Perennial Planning Method uses a 12-month rolling framework that helps you look at where you are now, where you’ve been, and where you want to grow next. Like tending a garden, the goal isn’t perfection — it’s cultivating something sustainable over time. This community is a place to: • explore the method together • share reflections and progress • support each other through different seasons of life Many people arrive here during times of transition, grief, caregiving, burnout, or rebuilding, and that’s completely welcome. The goal isn’t productivity for productivity’s sake — it’s learning how to move forward with intention and compassion for yourself. Take a moment to introduce yourself if you’d like: 🌱 Where are you joining from? 🌱 What season of life are you in right now? 🌱 What drew you to Perennial Planning? I’m looking forward to growing this space together. — Hansheng