The Ultimate Bullet Planner - Daily & Weekly Agenda Planner, Organizer, Monthly Calendar - Boost Productivity & Hit Your Goals in 2019 - Extra 67 Dotted Pages - 30 Weeks - A5 Size

I've started to run a BuJo for my daily tracking of activities and goals. My biggest concern with doing one was staying focused on a layout, but all other books were (IMHO very limited on the use, and creativity). This Planner allowed enough structure to start, yet enough blank space to use it as you wish.I like the fact that's undated. Each month calendar is followed by 5 weekly layouts (enough to cover a 5 week month). Each of the weekly layouts is broken in to 2 spreads (or 4 if you count each page). the first two pages are a blank page on the left to jot down notes and what ever you want related to that week. The right side is basically where you define the week's goals and add the week's task that are not necessarily tied to a weekday. This could be more of the "generic" tasks or "nice to complete" type of activities. The second spread, also two pages, and each page broken into three days (2nd page shares a third of the page between Sat & Sun). This section works well for my must complete task/activities of the week. I like how each day has a line for a title of sorts...I use this as a reflection or caption of the big deal of the day.Lastly, this book is about 40% empty dotted paper which allows for regular note and creative #BuJo layouts. I've contemplated using for notes and reducing my notes down to a single book, but I think I would run out of blank pages before I run out of calendar pages (this planner is meant to only cover 6 months).Pro: - Allows to enter BuJo without having to spend time (distractions) messing with the weekly/daily layouts. - Great quality paper...I use primarily fine to medium nib fountain pens and while it does show on the flipside, it's minimal. I have this issue with thicker paper too, but where these planners excel is in the bleed part. Bleed is absolutely minimal here. there is bleed, it's minimal - The two page markers really allow for better use of your time navigating the planner's layout.Con: - this is minor, but I'd wish the book had a good 30 or 40% more blank paper as this would reduce my need for a 2nd notebook.Overall, I highly recommend this planner as an intro into Bullet Journals.

I am a marketing manager and have 2 kids. I need to easily prep for my work day while remembering personal tasks and habits I’m trying to maintain.And I like to plan, but I don’t like feeling overwhelmed by the amount of goal setting and post daily or weekly reviews that other planners have. I just don’t have time for all of that.All I want to do is plan out my month, my week, and each day, so this planner is perfect! And if I want to make year goals, I can still do that with the notes section. There are tons of notes pages which is the other aspect of this planner that sets it apart from the rest. I take a lot of notes and make a lot of lists, so the notes is so helpful!It also has multiple bookmarks so I can easily find each section that I reference most.

I really love this planner! The layout of it is awesome!! The thing about it that you should note is that the actual constructive of the planner is not top notch. The pockets started falling out very shortly after beginning using it and the finish on the outside of the planner is already starting to get worn and it's only one month into the year. I just used bookbinding glue to put the pockets back in haven't had issues since then. If the binding starts to break I will probably figure something out to keep using it because the planner itself is miniature and practical with enough room for experimentation.

I have been using the Cossac planners for a couple years now. I didn't always need the full day page that is in the traditional planner, so I tried this newer version that gives an ample weekly spread, plus two pages to devote to notes, planning and goal setting for the week. All the same great features I have liked for the past couple years, but a little lighter, and this format leaves the back of the book for tons of rooms for notes, charts, doodles, whatever you want!

I do like this little planner. The only thing is that coming from Tomoe river paper in Hobonichi, my mildliners don't look or feel nearly as nice on this paper. My pens write smoothly and it feels smooth to the touch, but definitely less fun to write in than my favorite other planners, but a third of the cost. Going to try this out for the next 6 months and so far, two weeks in, its proving worth the price.

I've been using the planner for about a week now, and so far it's been great. The quality of the pages is good, it's got all the bits I need to record appointments and to do items. What I really like about this planner it has got plenty room to write: about a third of the book is empty pages you can fill with whatever notes, information or even doodles if you want. So far I'm happy with the purchase.Just make sure to note that this is a 6 month planner; something I failed to notice, but that's not their fault as they plainly say it in multiple places in the description/picture etc.

The planner is made vey well, very solid, good quality paper. Month is on 2 pages, then 2 pages of misc, then you have 2 pages for the days of the week. Then this repeats until you get to the next month. I wish there were tabs or some type of way to get to the next month easily, or a few months down. It is slightly irritating to be turning pages so much to find the month page that you want.

The pen holder is pretty useless. I need a pen with me, part of using a paper planner is so I can jot things down.Watch out that it’s 6 months instead of a year, yes it says that but if you’re like me you’ve looked at enough that you don’t remember which one has what features.

I originally bought this thinking it was for a full year... My bad for not reading the full description. Don't get me wrong, this planner has a ton of space for the busy bee schedule of ANY person. I originally wanted this to keep track of the hours I worked with a bunch of details about my workday. It's definitely good for this but like I mentioned before, only dated for 6 months.

The paper in this journal is great. I like that there are pre-printed monthly and days of the week. It takes some the work out of bullet journaling. HOWEVER.... my first one only cost $19.99. I was just on here to order my 2nd (as these are only good for about 6 months), and the cost is now over $37. It's definitely not worth $37. I will not be re-ordering.

There are no markings on the organizer. You would have to literally write down the months and days yourself. Pretty much useless and waste of time. Ironic!

The layout and organized sections allow for ideas, notes, and reminders to be written and followed easily.

Love the set up of this book but it’s inly 6 months!!! 👎👎👎👎