Papier Undated Daily Planner – Pink, 8.46″L x 6.02″W | Hardback Cover Notebook Diary, Write Personal & Work To-Do Lists & Organize Priorities | Includes Day Per Page Checklist, Monthly Views & Gridded Notes Pages

Perfect for inconsistenly busy days
Love love love this undated planner. It has so much room to write things in and I absolutely love that it is undated. I can just use it for days that I have lots of things going on and it makes the pages last longer since there are no unused pages. The cover is so pretty and I love the styling of the pages. The design is exactly what I hoped for. Love it.

A nice planner for making to do list
This is a pretty good planner for keeping track of the things you have to do. It’s not dated so you’ll get more days of use out of this. I tend to like this because sometimes in my calendar planner I don’t have anything going on for any particular day and I feel like I waste pages that way. These pages are nice and thick and the binding is good so that The book can lay flat when you write in it.

Maybe *this* will be the book that finally gets me organized!
Every few years I decide that I’m going to fight through my undiagnosed though absolutely certain ADHD and get my life organized. Then I’ll buy a day planner, or if I’m feeling *particularly* ambitious (read: probably a bit manic) a bullet journal, and I’ll be certain that *this* will be the time I give up my hot mess ways for good. Up until now it has always been a spectacular failure that has culminated in an admittedly impressive collection of partially (and that’s a generous description) filled out planners.To start, I love that this book is completely undated. This means that even if I *do* give up after a week, next time I get this particular urge I don’t have to shell out another ten spot for yet another planner that will end up in the organization graveyard that is the bottom of my nightstand.I really like how each day is laid out. It does have spots for specific timed items, priorities and a to-do list (with included “fill in when complete” bullet points!) but you certainly don’t have to use it that way if that’s not your specific need. The “time”, “schedule”, etc headers aren’t overly large or bold so they can easily be ignored. You can really just fill in every page with whatever you like.I also really like that each day is only assigned a single “half” page—meaning that when you open the book flat, you will be looking at your “schedule” for two separate days. I know that won’t be enough space for everyone, but let’s be honest here—I’m a stay at home mom, I don’t have *that* much going on. Looking at two full pages of blank space to fill every day is incredibly daunting and majorly gives “I’m not doing enough with my life”. Which also brings me to the fact that I love that it’s A5 size. Again, A4 gives “quit being so lazy” when I only have enough going on to fill out a quarter of the page.There’s also undated, full month calendars at the front of the book so you can have a weekly/monthly overview. They only take up a short section though and the large majority of the book is for individual pages.I really love this book and I think it’s gonna serve my purpose nicely!

Classy and cute.
I love the style and formatting of this planner, but I do wish the calendars were spread out through the pages rather than all at the beginning. It would be much easier to mark my page without having to flip to two different areas in the book. It’s not the end all be all, just a preference. Overall, it’s great quality and I love the colors.