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This daily planner has changed the way my husband operates. Before this planner, he did not know what was going on in his own day or with our family's schedule. This planner has a list for goals or items to remember each day, which has helped him track how often he goes to the gym, etc. Its design is classic, elegant, and simple and contains ample space to write in daily events or reminders. It feels high quality. He loves the size, as it is big enough for him to see on the counter or on his desk and remember it. I highly recommend this item.

I'm very particular about paper quality, and this weekly calendar is exactly what I was looking for! The heavyweight paper prevents any bleed-through, and I love seeing the entire week on one page. The layout is clean, with plenty of space to jot down my daily tasks. Unlike many calendars that clutter the page with graphics, this one is refreshingly simple. It has enough pages to last the whole year, and since it's undated, I plan to buy several more. Once you find something this perfect, you can't risk never finding it again. I searched for years for something like this and almost made my own—but now I don’t have to!

I love this planner. I like that if can be for any time, you add the dates. I use a whole planner then keep to add notes on the back so this gets lots of use. Streamlined, not a lot of nonsense. Fits on my desk above keyboard.

I love Scribbles That Matter products. I have been using them for a few years now. I decided to try the new Productive Weeks planner. I have bee been getting it ready for the new year. I like how the Monday-Friday week is on the left with a dotted page on the right. The dotted page has special marks that indicate the horizontal and vertical page centers and the actual center of the page. This is a time saver for page designing. I am using the dotted page to make more detailed lists of projects, etc.. I really like the paper weight and the included pen.There are couple things that I wish were a little different. The planner includes 52 weeks. This makes a set amount of pages that are in the journal that I feel could have been planned out a little better. When you open the cover, the first page on the right is a dotted page. This is fine, I used it to create a year calendar. It is not an extra page for that purpose, though. I am sure that it is meant to be used for the first week. This is not helpful though since the Monday-Friday printed week is on the backside of it. I want use the dotted page fitbits week to be side by side for easy viewing. Which is what I have chosen to do. Unfortunately, this makes me short a dotted page for the last printed week in the journal though.Another problem is that a year journal really needs 53 weeks of pages since the new year rarely starts on a Monday. This means that the last day of the year that I was able to put into the journal for 2021 was December 24th. I want to be able to go all the way to the end of the year with a dotted page to the right of that last week.I would consider this journal even better if it had one more dotted front page with the week on the back side to be able to fit in all the days of the year and one more page that is dotted on the front and back for the final week to have a side by side dotted page and be able to use the back page for whatever. Or at least just have dots on the front side of the last page of the journal. This is only adding 2 pieces of paper (3-4 printed pages) to make this journal more usable and complete.

I spend more time than I am proud to admit looking at a bunch of weekly/daily planners online and settled on this one. I am really happy with the planner! I like that it is not dated and I had the flexibility to start anytime. There is ample room to write my work/personal schedule, track priorities, and write notes on the backside. I am partial to the grid/dot writing pattern also. The paper is thicker and slicker than regular note paper. The pen that came with it is a really nice medium-fine type pen. I actually have been keeping it in the box that it came with as I travel with it in my computer backpack. It's not as big as a regular notebook which is nice. Also as a left-handed person, the binding on the top lets me write without bumping the (normal) left-sided ringed notebook. I can write out my schedule weeks in advance, noting regular or specific appointments/meetings. So far I am 2 weeks in and happy with the purchase!

The media could not be loaded. I’m on my last week in this weekly planner and I have to say— this system works great for me. I love the layout. I thought not having the weekend days would be an issue— but it wasn’t. I found a way to work it out. The size is also convenient. The back pages having room for writing helped when I was brainstorming. I loved it !I tried other layouts and this one is by far a winner for me! The spiral binding really makes a difference in functionality. Plus the layout has all that I need to stay organized and consistent. I’m so excited that this system worked well and that I’m going for round two !

A wonderful multi functional planner that keeps me on task

This is a super convenient and well designed planner. Everything about speaks to being well-made from the box it comes in, to the thickness and quality of each week’s page to each week’s printed design to the tight spiral of its assembly to the pen that accompanies it. The only quibble I have is that the weekend only receives a small box for notes; otherwise, it is highly customizable as needed by you. The back page of each week is also useable with the format of a dotted journal page. So far there is no bleed-though from the enclosed pen. I’m thinking of getting another one. Well done.