smart planner2019-2020 - Tested & Proven to Achieve Goals & Increase Productivity, Time Management & Happiness - Daily Weekly Monthly with Gratitude Journal, Hardcover, Undated (Black)

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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.

Because this book didn’t have dates already in it(and to be fair it never said it at dates in it!), I found it really wasn’t usable for what I wanted. Make sure if you need pre-printed dates that you don’t choose this book.

Overall this planner is awesome, and would be best for someone who works primarily Monday through Friday, because the weekends only have a time table until noon. It's also good for someone who doesn't need a bunch of fluff to fill up their pages. It's straight forward and let's you get focused on your work.Things I really like:- 3 bookmarks: This is great because you always need quick access to more than just one section of a planner. One for the month, 1 for the week, and 1 for the back pages.- Habit tracker: A lot of other planners you have to add your own habit tracker in. This one has a legend in the top left corner and each day has a tracker to check off those habits.- 3 top priorities: Perfect to get those top 3 at the top of your list for the day.- Pen holder: I like to throw my planner in my bag, and nothing is worse than not being able to find a pen when you need to write something down quick. A lot of other planners don't have pen holders.Other things I like:Quotes throughout the book to get you motivated (but not too many).Back pocket located at the bottom opening towards the top, and is expandable (some other planners have an expandable pocket that opens on the side and isn't practical.)Sturdy coverNo fluff- clean pages that aren't distracting."Victories & To improve" section to take note on what you need to work on the next week (and to celebrate the small wins)Things that could improve:- There could be more clear separation on the weekly pages between the priorities, habit tracker, and hours. At first glance it looks as if the 1-2-3 priorities goes right into the 6-7-8-9-etc hours below, but it doesn't. The two sections are separated by the tracker, but the tracker has 1-2-3-4 and could just use maybe a thicker line between the 3 sections.- Notes section is small and could be a bit larger; could decrease the amount of hours per day to make more room. The #s or hours under each day could be taken out and in their place put blank boxes (such as the monthly pages have) for people to fill in their own hours. Some people start their day at 4am, and some don't start until 10am or later. Having blank spaces to write in their times could make this work for more people.Lastly, I'm assuming that you would come up with your own way to calculate your daily score, but it doesn't give a suggestion or recommendation to calculate it- just a space for the score.Thank you!

After using the Wyze daily goal setter and planner, I was hoping to find one that allowed for all the same organizing but that lasted more than a few months and wasn’t as thick.Overall this planner fit the bill. I love the size and how easy it is to fit in my purse or diaper bag. I like that you can track daily habits and that each page has notes sections. I love that I can plan my year in the one planner.The only faults I have with this planner are:The numbers listed on each of the daily schedule slots don’t sit on the lines. They’re centered in the box. My slightly OCD self wishes it was in the top corner so the dashed line is more like the 30 minute mark.If I was using this only as a mom, or business associate, or for keeping up with a major project while also working on improving myself then this planner is fantastic. If you are doing all three of those at the same time there just simply isn’t enough room. I end up needing to use the daily schedule area for my daily checklist. Only three priorities per day is a little short for me with how much I am juggling.I like the daily habit tracker but I think it would give you more space if you were to have a separate section for the habits and if it was monthly instead of weekly. Then you could list more than 4 habits for the month and feel like it’s actually becoming a habit since one week isn’t enough time for anything to become habit.All that said though, I’m finding ways to make this planner work for me and the size makes up for the limited space for lists as it’s impossible to have both. If I had even one less major thing I was working on I think it would be perfect for me.