5 Minute Journal: Organize your life and get most out of each day Paperback – November 30, 2017

I love the feel of the cover and the size of the book, but don't buy this for any of the quotes because there are only 7 of them that are repeated throughout the book. Some are in quotes, but have no author mentioned. I like the idea of the book, but for me personally, I was looking forward to daily inspirational quotes; a new one each day.

Good as a gift.

This was a cheap, flimsy copy. Looks like someone went to Kinkos and did a half-assed job at that. Don't waste your money

Fits what I was looking for, so I can overlook grammatical errors.

The quotes at the start of each day run long so it causes the days to be split over multiple pages rather than be contained on a single page. This is the sort of thing that happens to me when I convert from a word file to pdf and don't review prior to printing. For how much they're charging for a book with the same thing on every page, you'd think that editing wouldn't be such a challenge.

The original Five Minute Journal IS better with more interesting quotes but it costs $23.00. For the price, this serves the purpose. I agree the quotes are not inspiring and keep repeating over and over, but the basic format is the same and I like it. I could write my own quotes at the top of each page if I wanted to spend more than 5 minutes. It is a useful way to help structure your day. There's not much to either book, however, and $23 seems a steep price for what you get. This one works just as well.

Great deal- got 2 of them. Just need to keep up with it- Every very page is the same questions so I think you could just use a pretty notebook to journal what you are thankful for, etc. But it's a cool idea

This turned out to be a knockoff version of “The Five-Minute Journal” created by Alex Ikonn and UJ Ramdas, which I had received as a gift. I was duped by the similar title and feel this paperback falls miserably short of my expectations.