What you see is what you get a professional organiser to help keep on top of daily, weekly, monthly tasks and goals. It's set up in such a way you don't need to buy a new one each year you can customize it to how you see fit. I will definely be buying again
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High quality planner, it even suits a man's taste (by which I mean I'm not a scrapbook style person). Calendar and planner, minimalist and high quality. That's it.
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Treated myself to this for my new job, starting end of August it would've been a waste to get a diary for the year. I have the A4 one it has spacious sections for writing, especially in the weekly sections. The enclosed stickers are ok but I think for the price point they could've been better and a pen could've been included. The section at the back to hold loose documents / stickers is quite spacious also. I think it's a bit expensive for what it is but I really wanted an A4 one in this colour range so I splashed out!! Would make a nice gift, it came very well packaged and if I was gifting one I wouldn't mind the price so much, having said that it does feel like a good quality product though. I also like that it is quite plain on the front apart from the logo making it appropriate for work use.
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I've used these planners for a few years now. Each year I look at others, but none do quite what I want - whereas these pretty much do. (The main thing I need is a weekly spread with hour slots so I can easily see what my week is looking lime at a glance. Having the monthly calendars with dates is also useful, but the most useful is to have the current year and the next one (or more). This planner has 2021 - 2024, meaning there is no calendar for next year, which is a shame. Having 2025 and 2026 would be super useful. I get that being undated means that the stock can be used for several years, but it would be good to update the calendar pages now we are into 2024. Other than that - love them!
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Great planner, really useful and writing your own dates means it can start whenever you want. One neagtive is the pen loop, mine has already ripped off from the back Mount but other than that great!
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The quality of the diary is good. But its description on Amazon is misleading. The product is sold here as a “daily planner” whereas it is a weekly planner, which has less space for each day.
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Love it!!!
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So I use google calendar to plan my days etc - But on occasions I need to make a note of something and this diary is perfect for that. If I have an un eventful month then I have an extra month to make entries in as you fill the days and dates in as you go. Quite clever really.
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As someone with ADHD, who hyperfixates on planners one day and forgets about them for 5 months the next, the non dated pages are perfect and don't go to waste. I also love the way the time is set in blocks on the weekly view, helps me to visualize my day better which I'm horrible at. Cover is solid and sturdy, very soft. I was nervous the 10 x 7 would be too small as someone who usually goes for the 8.5 x 11 planners but I actually love the size as well. There are 3 separate ribbon bookmarks so you can have one for each section (amazing) and the pocket at the back is generous. Also the colour coordinated stickers are so visually pleasing. I honestly can't recommend this planner enough.
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buena calidad.
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General purpose of this book in my experience thus far: It's worked incredibly for my semi-unpredictable yet semi-habitual college life. That alone makes this 5 stars for me. Here's some more details in regard to that: Pros: + You fill in the months and weeks. That just makes sense to me to utilize everything it gives you. + I believe this planner has a realistic understanding of goals and habits, here's the major things: - 4 detailed goals a month is achievable. - Setting 4 habits to try to keep each day of a week is really nice, then you can change them for the next week too if what you tried to do just wasn't working. My last planner only had one for each day. 4 is more realistic, like a bed time, hard lines for when you start/stop work, stuff to not do that gets you distracted, stuff you're trying to promote daily, etc... - I wan't expecting a week scoring system to be so helpful, but it is, seriously. It allows me to prioritize what's important like habits, working time, and family time with points. - 3 brief top priorities a day is super useful and concise + Has space to write something you're thankful for each day. This is so important to keep your head out of the gutter on a busy schedule. + 3 tassles to mark the month, week, and an extra one, which I use to mark where I am in the back of the book. I record how long I take to do things back there. + 20ish blank pages in the back. Some are lined, some are totally blank. + Ample space for each day in the monthly planning to list out events/meeting/due dates/etc. for each day. + Ample space at the bottom of each week and month to add your own custom way of doing some things. + Sturdy pages and build. + 2 years of calendars in the front so you know where days fall. + Elastic band to hold the book shut and band to hold a pen. Cons: - The todo list is weekly. Usually I have things specific to the day. But there's plenty of space for me to add that to the bottom of each day right now. - The cover material likes to mildly collect oil (from your hands). It's not terrible at all, but not sure what this will be like long-term. Opinions: + Love it's solid and no pandering feel. Black with a neat and subtle compass on the front. There's just a few quotes, some important stuff emotionally like gratitude for each day. Everything else is utility for time management. Yet it doesn't feel like a soul-less business planner. ? Starting the week on Monday is a little wack but I quite like it, because that really does feel like the beginning of the week as we Americans go back to work Monday. ? Condensing the Saturday and Sunday works well for me, but may not for some. - My days start at 8 am, not 6 am, so I rewrite all those numbers. Maybe they should be fill-in's to? Overall: The design of this makes it VERY WORTHY for $30 a year. This better still be around next year when I come back to buy another.
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This is second year that I am using this planner. it is very sturdy, nice thick papers, enough number stickers to monthly calendars. it is undated so you need to date it yourself, which I don't mind. at the end of the planner you have enough pages for extra notes and misc. items to be noted, back of planner has a pocket which becomes useful , to store some admin related notes. the reason that i gave 4 star for vale for money is , would be nice to have number stickers for weekly part as well. I would recommend this planner.
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I love this planner without dates (you can fill in dates for months/weeks that you’re tracking and skip weeks/months too). I like that I can put my Personal s-t and l-t Goals & Ideas here (those I wouldn’t necessarily put on my online Outlook calendar). There are 3-4 main sections (annual, monthly, weekly + brainstorming/notes/ideas section). I like setting personal goals & misc ToDos reminders here and tracking the many little things I still manage to put down on occasional post-it notes. In the weekly section, I like listing 4 habits to be mindful of and work on that week and checking those off each day. There is space for setting your goals or to dos (far left column) as well as daily columns (to the right) to schedule or track progress/updates. There are also spots to capture gratitude and look back and learn from the past week and plan ahead for the next week. Really like that it has me thinking beyond the busy activities and scheduled events and make time for longer-term and more personal ongoing goals & track progress in one place. It’s a nice compliment to my regular online calendar (which I use to track work & personal events and reminders also). I’ll see how long I’ll use it along with my Outlook calendar & reminders. Helps that it’s January (NY resolutions) and I have fresh goals to keep in mind and plan for. With this style (undated) book, I think I can go at my pace/level of interest and not come back to an empty dated planner later in the year (feels discouraging for me). So far, so good. Also, the planner designers are open to new ideas to make it better. I'll have to give that some thought as this looks pretty good. Picking a fun color like orange or lime green makes it fun/personal and a good reminder to check it also.
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