Work Planner - Daily & Weekly Spiral Planner with Hourly Schedules, To Do List, Tasks, Expense tracker, Undated 7 Days Planner Start Anytime, Self-Care Calendar for Organizing Meals, Water Take-in, Mood, Exercise & Health, Flexible PVC Waterproof Cover, 10 x 7.3 inchesThe Forest Stewardship Council

I've only used this planner about a week, but I really like it so far. It met all the criteria I really needed:- Spiral Bound- Week-at-a-glance- Daily To Do List/Priorities and Appointments - ONE DAY per page- Not overwhelming or distracting- ADHD-FriendlyWhat I really like about the 7 Day version of this planner is that is that it is designed to look at one day per page, but it gives you the option to glance at the week's priorities as well. This really helps me to reduce ADHD overwhelm.The 7 Day Planner tracks my priorities, my to do list, my appointments, other things that need to get done, food and water, exercise, and my mood. I also like that it has a little room under the box for the date so I can write a theme for the day or the moon sign for the day.I tried a bullet journal, but even though I like the OPTION to customize it any way I want, in practice, I don't like decorating it -- too much empty space to fill. And lots of colors and stickers is a sensory overload for me.The way I use this 7 Day Planner is to loosely plot out my priorities/ urgent appointments in pencil on the weekly spread and then write my daily priorities/tasks at the start of each day. It gives me a little flexibility while helping me focus on the immediate task at hand.Before this, I had the Adulting Note Pad, which is very similar, and I liked it a lot, but I realized that I need a quick view of the week to keep me on track.We'll see how I feel about it in 6 months (since I don't have the best relationship with planners), but I'm hopeful. I really like this planner a lot so far.

There is enough space on each page for plenty to be filled in. It doesn't have dates so if I'm busy or travelling I can just pick up right where I left off rather than having a huge planner with lots of pages, I don't end up using. Have order this many times and recommended to others.

I love the texture of the paper, how well it lays flat when you open it. The binding isnt huge, so I can leave it laying open and work on each page without having the heel of my hand getting obstructed by the middle of the book. I love the hourly schedule, although I sometimes work nights that start after 9p, so its just a light correction. I love the lines for the meals, and the water mark offs. The to do list could be bigger. I personally wouldnt need the three boxes on the top left, so those dont help me too much. I have a lot of things to do on any given day, and the longer the list, the better it feels when its done. I love filling in the little boxes on the to do list.

The media could not be loaded. I started using this on June 13th, 2024 (the used pages are shown in the video versus the pages left). Today is July 28th, so about 2/3 of the book has been used and about 1/3 of the pages are left, so I’m guessing this book only lasts about 3 months? Everything else about it is ideal: there is a page to organise your weekly plan by Priorities, Tasks, and Notes, then for each day, you have lists divided into 3 Priorities, a 5 bullet “To Do List,” and “Things to get Done.” There’s also an hourly schedule, money tracker, visual water habit tracker, meal organizing area, in addition to “exercise & health,” steps, and weather, plus an area for notes. The pages are thick and the cover is sturdy. Despite the fact that this book will only last a few months, I like the way it’s organized so much, that I’d buy it again, regardless.

Format is exactly as shown - no variances. I like that it combines all the aspects of what I need to track for my day in an easy to use format. It is not dated - but that's what I like about it, as I don't need it on days I'm not working, it allows more freedom and less waste. I work as a bookkeeper and use this to track my time for what I have been working on.Features:Pages - there are 52 Pages that are double sided - so that gives you 104 days - yes it's not a fully year but as it's not dated you can easily use it over a different time span than a year and keeps the book a good size and weight for easy transporting and use.Top 3 - large pink boxes that have enough room to write a little or a lot about what your Top 3 things for the Day are. The Pink is colorful enough to brighten up the page but not so dark that you can't easily read what is written on it.To Do - 8 To Do Lines with check boxesMeals - No format here, just 5 lines for you to jot down what you choose to track.Water - 8 boxes to mark off as you drink through the day. Uses a small area so as not to take up space better used elsewhere.Schedule - 1 Line Only from 6 - 7 am and 7 - 9 pm so if you need additional space for tracking during those times it's a consideration. Since I wanted it for my work hours it works great for me. 2 Lines for all hours from 8 AM - 7 PM so you can break down in 1/2 hour segments. 1/4 Hours would be great but not realistic in a book this size as you wouldn't have room to write anything. Perfect format for this size notebook.Notes - light grey section for random notes you may want to make, again I have no issues with the size, seems correct as there are other places to note things down. There is no free space other than what i've listed. They've done a great job at utilizing all available space. Margins are small so there is no waste.Cover - plastic type cover - very similar to the plastic type spirals you might find in school supplies. Good sturdiness without being too heavy to carry.Spiral - All Pages flip easily without getting hung up.Page Density - Good weight to the paper, nice and thick without going overboard. I used a gel pen on the other side of the page in this photo (sorry for the quality) but you can barely see anything even when holding it up to a light so no bleed throughs. I did test a small line with normal Sharpie and it did bleed through but that was just to give you guys info - I don't use a Sharpie in my planner normally.Overall - I love it so far. Can't think of anything I would change.

Between work and kids, I need a solid planner to get through each week. I’ve bought personalized planners, spent a ton on fancy planners, and tried all things technology, and this planner is the best. It’s affordable, has space for my large handwriting, and accommodates our chaos. I now buy in bulk so I can give them to others when they ask about my planner.