Yaridar Weekly Planner Undated Refills - 52 Sheets/104 Pages Colorful Weekly Planner for A5 Binder, 6 Hole Punched, 100 gsm White Paper, 5.8" x 8.3"

The hole punching needs to be aligned better as they don't fit properly into an A5 filofax

I can't say enough good things about these simple sheets. I struggle with organization, consistency and habit building and have my entire life. These sheets kept me on track for an entire week and into a second now. I didn't achieve everything, but I achieved about 75% of my goals. This doesn't sound like much, but for me it must be a lifetime record, despite trying a ton of traditional planners (highly suspected neurodivergence here). This does not focus on scheduling but focuses on tasks. There is a page with daily checklists (no times) and a page with priority and habit planning. There is space here as well for another checklist for those things you want to do "at some point in the week". The layout, colours and visual presentation are just right to be enough to help you but not enough to be overwhelming. I use it with the checklist part on the left and the priorities and habit tracker on the right so I can see my whole week at once. I struggle with staying on schedule so this is perfect because it's about what you do in a day not when you do it. Instead of feeling bad about missing a time slot, you feel good about doing something regardless of when. It's almost like a game and when I feel lost in my day, I go back to these sheets to see what else I can tick off and choose something that seems doable from the lists or habit tracker. The bit of soft colour is inviting and makes me want to look at it so that is a huge plus (I put these in a binder in a colour I also like -- the A5 binders that fit them are also on amazon). You will need to write in your own dates so if you want a more official calendar with all the dates in it, this is not for you. I actually prefer this as there is flexibility (if I fall off the wagon I won't have weeks of empty pages or an empty planner to make me feel guilty). I also prefer the DIY as it gets me more engaged in mapping out my week and I enjoy the act of handwriting. I'm using this to build a few healthy habits, keep on track and be able to see what I need to get done without too much overwhelming detail. This is the thing I needed without knowing I needed it. I will try to remember to come back in a few weeks to update if this sticks but they're already worth it for the week I've had. Highly recommended if you're looking for something visually appealing and with more guidance than a to-do list.

Super helpful and just like the picture

Love being organised, with these my week days are very well productive

Nice guilty paper, easy to read