Beautiful Daily Planner And Notebook With Hourly Schedule - Aesthetic Spiral To do List Notepad to Easily Organize Your Tasks And Appointments - Stylish Book And School Or Office Supplies For Women

JaredUnited States

This made me love planners.

Every page has a side for time-management and things to do on the left, while having an entire section on the right for notes on that current day. The left side's organization makes it super easy to plan my day, track my current important tasks, and write down what I did during the day so that I know how much time I'm spending goofing off instead of working. I do commission based work from home on my computer and I have to juggle lots of things at once, and the left page makes it easy to jot down things that are important to do that day versus things to do in general. the right side of the page is strictly for notes, which allows me to write down things to remember to do tomorrow, or something I did specific that day that may be useful later. It has just the right amount of lines and spacing to let me keep it clean and still be thorough about what I'm noting down. I have ADHD and the way this is set up makes it so much easier to keep up with everything I need on that day and more. I find it to be a huge pain when I need a little more room to write something down and I have to squeeze my writing down to make it fit on the page, but this one stays open without bloating the pages with unnecessary boxes and graphs. If and when ever I do need to mark down a specific page to remember for later, all I need to do is fold a corner of the page. I only ever need to do that maybe 2 or 3 times every one of these I get so, the planner itself never gets full of folded pages. The planner may only hold enough info for a few months at a time, but with how detailed and efficient I can be with it, it helps me so much. The pages themselves are super clean and feel of very high quality. I feel like a true professional using this. It's easy to erase anything and nothing gets smudged or blurred when writing anything. The pages don't let the words from behind leak through, so it stays super easy to read. The font is super easy to read as well as the grey color of the text. I get frustrated and overwhelmed by the information on a planner when the font is super dark, so the fact that the font here is light, makes it so that I can still read it perfectly, and it still stands out enough from my own handwriting that I can pick it out quickly from the page. I highly recommend this to people who need more space to write things down and keep track of things every day. Even though it doesn't last the whole year, it's efficiency is a must-have. I used to hate planners as a kid, since they never worked with my mindset or thought process. This one changed it all.

KeithUnited States

Think Write and Do

Very pleased with the simplicity and functionality. The board covers are stiff enough to keep the notebook from flopping around and the paper is of a high enough quality to write on without worry. I always gravitated toward a Franklin Planner, but, most of the pages went to waste. I would get everything set up and then when I missed days, I felt like I had failed. I've used Bullet Journal and loved the idea of just using "The next clear page" as Ryder Carroll recommends. The problem comes when everything is blended together and you have to create your daily structure if you need it. Enter Zicoto. Elegant simplicity. What I really missed about the big Planning System wasn't the system. It was just having a place to put notes and appointments without the mental load of worrying about maintaining the system. The 2 Page per day setup gives you the best of both worlds. *"The Next clear Page"* of the dotted Journal If you skip a day, no guilt, just date the next page and reengage. *Day Planning* This notebook isn't for the planner enthusiast. It's not for endless organization. It's not an all in one solution that is going to fix your life. It's for looking at your day, deciding what you want to prioritize and then doing it. It is for motion and it doesn't pretend to be anything else. But, you say, "I need a Master list" 1) no list should be a Master, it should be a partner. 2) You can keep it in another notebook. You only need to see it when you're planning. Need a Weekly View/Monthly View/Goals? I bought a Weekly Spiral that only has Week view pages. I don't need it with me all day. Need an archive? How much of what you do is actually recorded in some other system that you have to use for work, or other things? I lost my first notebook in the first week and just bought another one. No pressure to handwrite every aspect of your life. No spending $100 or more on Planning Systems. Just: Think, Write, Do.

JenniferCanada

Excellent minimalism with a well thought through design

This is a lovely, slim, undated planner. The paper is smooth and reasonably heavy. It takes fountain pen ink easily with no bleed-through. It’s a good size - probably A5 - there’s room to write and it will still slip easily into a bag. The daily spread consists of a two page, open spread that will lie flat because of the spiral binding. The left page has a column with appointment lines from 7.30 am to 7.30 pm. I like that it has a couple blank lines at the top and the bottom in case my day starts extra early or goes late. The right column is divided into top priorities, a lot of space for to-do tasks, and then a couple places for follow-up calls / emails, etc. with circles to colour in as things get done. The right page of the open daily spread is a simply lined page titled “notes and planning”. It’s very handy to expand on other entries from the left side page - there’s lots of room. The front and back covers are very sturdy, crisp board. The binding is gold coloured with double spirals that are close together but you can still rip out a page if you need to. I bought the brown one - it’s a mid-tone brown-terracotta colour. It looks professional and a little quirky / creative at the same time. I really like it. Note that this journal is for 80 days, not a whole year. There are no extra things like stickers, monthly pages, or a back envelope. It’s streamlined and does one thing - daily planning - well.

N. ThomasUnited States

perfect daily planner for work; been using these for 2 years

i’m a planner/journal person, and i usually splurge on higher-end options. but for work, i wanted something more affordable and simple. i don’t need monthly or weekly spreads since i use a digital calendar, so i was specifically looking for an undated planner with time blocks for my daily schedule, to-dos/priorities, follow-ups, and most importantly space for daily notes. this is honestly one of the only planners i’ve found that checks all those boxes and still looks/feels nice. and as someone who typically prefers more premium planners, i actually love this one. the paper quality is good (even though i’d personally prefer an off-white/cream color), the cover is cute, and the layout fits exactly what i need. i carry this in my work bag and have not had an issue with durability. i’ve been using these as my daily work planners for the past two years and just keep repurchasing them. at this point, i don’t even feel the need to look for something “nicer” because this one genuinely works so well for me.