Daily Planner Undated, To Do List Notebook with Hourly Schedule Calendars Meal, Spiral Appointment Organizers Notebook for Man/Women, Pocket,Pen Loop, 160 Pages (7x10")

The back and front cover are plastic and a bit stiff and that works great for me since often this planner is in my backpack and getting rattled around with whatever else I have in there. The cover has kept it in good condition. I like to decorate the front and back cover with stickers. I like how the left page has a section for top and low priority items as well as habits. I like how the right page section has the days divided vertically not horizontally like other planners. It's convenient that the weeks are left undated so I can date them myself because sometimes I miss a week and I like that I can pick right back up again without wasting pages. I wish the sections for Saturday and Sunday were larger as I often have lots of tasks on the weekend but overall it's very good.

The first planner I've used consistently every day, love it

These pages work for me very very well. It helps to calm my autistic mind and help to have a positive outlook at the beginning of the day. Looks excellent, and makes planning easy. Pages turn well but don’t close the book too fast because the inside edge can fold. Definitely happy I bought it and will be buying another one when I run out of pages.It is not a full year but this shouldn’t matter because not every day of the year requires planning or productivity.

I love using this planner with the two exceptions. That it's only for 6 months. It's undated for the full date and day of the week - I've already made two mistakes and had to re-date everything.I work in my Clever-fox weekly planner and then transfer the daily tasks related to my business in this daily planner.I love the layout, how things are organized and erasable frixion pens work well for writing, but erasing and writing over again, it's a hit and miss. I have no problem with my Clever-Fox weekly planner and it's due to the quality of the paper.Considering now it's going to cost me $35-$40 a year for this planner, it's not worth it.

With so many comparable products on the market, it's still remarkably difficult to find a planner that's the perfect fit. It's definitely a process finding THE one that best serves your personal or business needs. With that said, I will share my "personal" pros and cons for this particular product. Pros: (1) the format is simple and clean; (2) one color, no frills for the Minimalist; (3) adequate for baseline daily structure; (4) cover and metal spiral binding are durable enough for daily use; (5) compact size is spacious enough, yet easy to grab and tote, taking up minimal space. Cons or things I would prefer: (1) it's a tad smaller/narrower than I prefer - a wider version with 1 or 2 added sections on each page would be a better fit for me; (2) optional colors; (3) a few business card slots would come in handy; (4) add a pocket in the front. Overall, it gets the job done without overkill. I actually prefer using this one every day for general planning, and also have a Fox Planner with Financial Planner, a Homeschool Planner, a Household Management/Chore Planner, a Vehicle Maintenance Planner, and a Pet Care Planner. Yes, I am a planner because without planning, I tend to be underproductive and procrastinate, as well as get overwhelmed. Planning and having an organized system helps me to execute and see things through. With household members on the Autism Spectrum, the use of planners has proven to be very useful to them as well. The simple, streamlined format works best for those who have some added challenges such as Autism, ADD, etc. I also purchased a separate one for my 9 year old with added challenges. She loves it and I love seeing her excited to check her schedule each morning and motivated to check off her accomplishments. I love that I can preplan meals for the day, track water intake and fitness routine, set goals and chores of the day, and pencil in appointments, errands or activities on the schedule, plus add notes all on one page that can be removed from the book and posted to a bulletin board, refrigerator, or slid into a clear pocket of a notebook, etc. You can reuse the same sheet by using wipeable marker pens on a clear pocket to check things off, if you want to extend the life of your planner book.