Planner Pad Spiral Bound January-December 2025/ Calendar Year 8 1/2" x 11" Large 3-Tier Funnel Down 12 Month Organizer, Greenish Grey Cover/Soft Green Ink

This is the best planner I have ever used and I have tried A LOT of planners over the last 30 years. I love that there is a monthly calendar and then a two-page spread for each week that allows you to list tasks for up to 7 different areas of your life (work, personal, exercise, kids, volunteering . . . whatever you have going on) and then break it down by what you will do each day and then each hour of each day. Absolutely perfect, exactly how my brain works.

Simple to use definitely has multiple options on how to organize. Plenty to writing room and note taking areas. Would definitely purchase again.

I love the layout! The format is so easy to use!!

I have been using the Planner Pad for three years. As a coach and trainer, it follows what I teach in knowing your priorities and focusing on your most important people and tasks. The Planner Pad is set up to help you do just that!

I like the size of the 8.5 by 11. I have plenty of room for birthdays and other important events. I use pencil for entries. I often need to erase entries. I have been productively using using this product for decades. I think it's a great and helpful product.

Great concept for organizing lists into productivity. Wish the areas were also different colors for quick brain cues. But still really helpful. The ruler dividers I bought separately were a must have because the corner didn’t tear, needed scissors.

I obsessively researched planners and went with this because I like the way it filters down tasks from a to-do list, to days of the week, to hourly schedule. You can write out all of the things you want to do, and then see the days of the week beneath that, giving you a visual of how you want to organize your days and week. I tend to be very picky about planners and I couldn't be happier with this. It also has a very professional look, no crazy designs and frills, but doesn't feel boring. I'm definitely ordering one for next year.

I've been using this planner for nearly 20 years. The 3-tiered levels of planning work very well at helping me stay on top of several projects at once. It seems pricey until you realize how much less time it takes to plan out a project and then stay on top of it. (I wrote this review before but I didn't realize it was supposed to be for stick-on pockets for inside pockets. They're good, too.

If only I had found this 20 years ago! As someone with ADHD, this has literally changed my life.I have been using it for five days and got more done in that time than the last six weeks!

…BUT, this planner is listed as one that works for a lot of ppl with ADHD, so the following details are to let you know the specific barriers I encountered (if you’re up to a lot of reading lmao) - your adhd and mine could manifest vastly differently in the details.I decided to try it out because I thought the format would help me get my thoughts and tasks better organized..However I discovered a few mental blocks:1. Categorizing activities immediately at the top of each page doesn’t work for me - I need to just write everything as it comes to mind, a sort of 🧠 dump, and then sort it afterward (I KNOW I could just do that in the provided space but I am also often debilitatingly perfectionistic so I block at writing things in a place or way that is labelled otherwise 😅)2. The layout: the top of the page being categorized lists of activities, and then the day of the week starting only in the middle of the page messes me up - I’m super visual and intuitively I just attribute the entire column to the day in question which is obviously unhelpful given the layout - brain glitch 🤷🏻‍♀️3. I frequently get de-railed by the added step of having to rewrite the category/activity contents into tasks - it might make it onto the category and get forgotten in the tasks, or even vice versa, and if the task doesn’t get done on the right day, and I don’t remember to transfer it to another day or week, it’s lost..4. Having the tasks separate from the appointments means that I have to refer to two lists (and YES, the lists are literally one on top of the other, so it shouldn’t be a problem, but for me it is - I need to schedule my tasks IN my appointments or they risk being forgotten)5. There is very little space for the times of appointments, and I generally track activities of the day and notes (activities, health, stuff about my daughter, how the day went), so the lack of space is a problem on most days (this isn’t a religious tome-like journalling practice or anything, but I do it pretty frequently)6. I often have to re-write lists of categories for weeks because some lists or tasks are either ongoing or not urgent and get pushed.. the suggested use is that you leave the categories on other pages with the corner either intact or folded down (instead of being cut), but referring back to other pages is a perfect way for me to never think of those tasks ever again - the saying ‘out of sight, out of mind’ is 100% true for me. I started to write the lists on post-it’s and move them weekly but that’s a bit silly too…Anyway this was WAYYY longer than I thought it would be, hope it helps at least one person 😂