Undated Weekly Planner Agenda 2020-52 Weeks & 12 Months, 50 Notes, Yearly Goals - with Pen Holder, Hardcover, Thicker Paper, Stickers, Inner Pocket, Bound, Gift Box, 5.8”x 8.5" - Blue

I had been searching for an undated planner with a simple two-page weekly spread that did not also include a separate "daily" section. This planner is the perfect fit. The self-assessment/mind mapping/goal setting "fluff" pages in the front I don't find necessary for my needs, but are included in almost every planner out there. The self-talk week start and week ending boxes are also unneeded fluff to me, but some may find them motivational.The dotted notes pages in the back are great for rolling to-do lists or other note-taking.So, while this planner has some features I find unnecessary, I can adapt those sections for other uses because the simple two-page weekly spread is EXACTLY what I was looking for!This planner is well-made, sturdy, and attractive. The paper is heavy enough that ink does not bleed through, and has a nice writing surface. It is very enjoyable to use. The price is incredible so I bought 2 of them.If you need a planner with a simple layout that won't consume you, this is the planner for you!

This is a very insightful design incorporating the whole self, not just for business or work. I love the fact that this planner is undated so you can start using it at any time during the year. Also, that it has a yearly Mindmap and a Vision Board, as well as five yearly Goals to keep you on track, and weekly priorities, gratitude, and wins. Going into the next week, you can look back and see what you could have done better. This is a great whole life approach. Lastly, the extra notes pages in the back help me keep all of my important written notes in one place that I can access at any time. I think this is what I've been in search of. It's very doable, durable and all that I need.

Really enjoying the planner and all that comes with it. Would prefer the monthly section and weekly section was split up instead of all the months together. I personally prefer the month section then the week part, month then week part etc. Monthly section is a bit small for my liking. Stickers, pocket and being able to track goals is an extra bonus.

This planner was purchased by my wife. Here is her review: This planner is working perfectly for me so far, and I did HOURS of research on several choices before finally buying. Price point cannot be beaten. I have given myself 2 months to figure out if I was going to actually use it and figure out yearly goals and all of that. So far I am using it daily and it hasn't disappointed. There are several existing reviews with useful photos and videos which were helpful prior to purchasing. As it is undated (which I happen to like), I spent a little bit of time writing out all the month's dates and spend a little time each Sunday prepping the following week (still have to actually figure out those big life goals). The feature that I am on the fence about is the fact that the yearly/long range stuff is in the front, followed by all 12 months, followed by a 2 page spread for each of the weeks, followed by dot-grid notes pages. I am not sure if I would have preferred having the 4-6 weeks follow each month rather than first clumping months together then the weeks together, but it hasn't presented a huge functional roadblock yet. Also, as we still use an app as a family plus I tend to note some appointments both on the month page and the week page, there is still a bit of redundancy in all the places I do my planning - but that is my personal issue to figure out. This planner has all the features I wanted - enough space for me to write (but I can write small), enough guidance to think about what I need to get done/how I'm feeling without being overly fluffy/chatty, plenty of free space to do whatever. In the weekly spread, I use each day as a short journal entry of sorts with daily to-do items along the bottom. I am not an expert on the finer points of planner construction, but from what I can tell the pages are decently weighted and nothing is bleeding through excessively. Some pages do seem like they could come undone from the binding, but it hasn't really been an issue yet and I am not too rough on my planner as it is. Another reviewer mentioned the cover should be treated delicately, and I agree with that (seems like it could get scuffed, scratched or dented easily, but again, I don't abuse my planner too much.) If I keep using the planner as I am now, I may just stock up on another 5 or so because I can see myself utilizing this type of planner for years to come. I think I might have been happy with a variety of planners I looked at, but I hope they never cancel production or do away with this one. I feel like it should be high on the visibility radar when one is searching for planners on Amazon.

I’ve tried various planner systems over the past few years and even ordered a planner for 2020. After customizing my undated planner, putting it aside and recently reviewing it, it doesn’t work for me. I want a project management book without an appointment calendar. I use iCal for this. I decided to explore my options again and stumbled on Acrobis. I liked the layout and price, so I ordered it. My Acrobis arrived today. I’m impressed with the quality and size. I was surprised to see a table of contents and every page is numbered in undated workhorse. There’s mindmap, vision board, & 5 yearly goal pages. 12 undated monthly calendar pages with faint print that could be repurposed or used to set progress target dates and quarterly goals. Weekly tasks that move projects forward can be formulated in the weekly arrangement. I love the dot grid blocks for the days. Super flexible. The goals achieved and highlights pages provide a place to evaluate your year.There plenty of dot grid pages in the back. This project planner rocks for me.

I got this planner on sale for about 14 dollars. Apparently it used to be $30. I got a nice pink color. It feels quite nice and is small enough to fit into a big purse. There’s plenty of room to write. I spent hours looking for a planner that fits my needs and I think this got it. It does have extra things I don’t need like a vision board but that’s because I’m not creative enough to draw.It says it has thicker pages but if you write with marker, it will bleed through a little. I love the fact that it has 3 bookmarks so you can hold multiple places at once, so that you may go from month to weekly. It’s all undated so you can choose what dates you want.

They're so good I've bought 10 of them.I love the dots in the weekly section and the size of the days are perfect. If I write and end up needing more space it means I should start thinking about reorganizing my priorities. There's only so much you can do in a day. I definitely love the four little box on top of the week. When used consistently they really do help gear my thoughts and actions into consistent results.The fact that it's blank is very smart, you don't waste pages. It's a hefty process to date all the thing but considering that it's for a year it's totally worth it. Plus it helps me grasp the amount of time that is scheduled in this thing. You have a copious amount of stickers and tabs you can add to make it very easy to navigate through the book and there are three fabric bookmarks to help you quickly get to where you want.At first I thought there was too many extras like highlights, goals, vision boards and such but I gave them a try and they're very useful. They add extra layers to the book and if used correctly they make it much more than just a planner.The note section at the end is huge and the dotted grid is perfect! It's very convenient for writing and drawing and the amount of space is perfect for a year. You can even use it as a journal.Basically this thing has it all. It's one neat little book that could easily contain all your plans, thoughts, goals and ideas you'd have in the course of one whole year. The people who made this definitely know their stuff. This book is a Massively Optimized planner.If getting one for every year of my life would not be considered intense OCD, I'd do it in a heart beat.

This planner is great for those who want the flexibility of a bullet journal, but may not have the time to create each page for the calendars, or weekly views. It is nice to be able to choose which months or weeks you are planning, saving pages if you don't feel like using it for a month or a week. The stickers that came with it are also cute and add a nice touch of colour. The notebook also lays flat which I really enjoy so that I can write nicely on it. It also has pages for your goals and highlights, along with dotted paper that can be torn out at the end which I find useful for lists or things I need to hand to someone. Overall a great journal.One thing some may not like is the choice of font. It is pretty basic but does not look tacky or goofy, just a little bit like what a teacher would have on a handout.

It's almost what I wanted. There are a lot of undated monthly calandar pages and weekly calendar pages with extra spaces for notes on each, which are laid out intelligently. I have covered and relabeled the note spaces for my own needs. There are also some goal planning pages which I don't like personally and have covered up with planner stickers for my own purposes. There are about 50 bullet journal pages in the back, and I would have preferred more. The pages are relatively thick, but some of my markers still bleed through, and they don't in my previous planner. I like to make many of the pages a little prettier and colour code my events, so page thickness matters to me.I think a planner with these same undated calendar pages on one side and 150 blank dotted pages would be ideal for me. I am a bullet journaler who is just sick of drawing out monthly and weekly spreads over and over, but I still like making my yearly planning spreads and other pages myself.

I love this planner! I have purchased quite a few planners in the past but they were either too bulky (making it hard to carry them with me) or required way too much writing to fill out. This one is the perfect size so I can carry it everywhere and the content is organized succinctly and in a way that inspires me to set goals strategically. For example, I love that it begins with the big picture goals (life and yearly roadmap) followed by monthly goals. This arrangement helps me see my long term goals every time I open my planner and to prioritize on weekly and daily tasks based on my long-term goals. I love that it has three ribbon bookmarks which help me see my yearly, monthly and daily goals easily! The stickers are so fun to use too! Overall this is such an awesome planner and I highly recommend it!!

I usually rule my life with a notebook and a weekly planner.Planner I use less often, for I'm mostly about lists, but I still need it to note important appointments and meetings and related to these events information. By now, I had third-used planners by the end of the year, which was quite annoying, for it meant my wasted money.When I saw the idea of the undated planner on YouTube, I have a small big-bang in my head - why I didn't think of that earlier.Now I can prepare agenda for two-three weeks ahead, and if needed only.The planner is of good quality, similar to my Rhodia notebooks.The paper has the "just-right" thickness, cream/beige color.I'm using gel pens, and they didn't bleed-through so far,- The first pages are dedicated to mindmap, vision board, goals, etc.- Then there are twelve undated months, on two pages facing each other.- The next part is a full year of weeks, each week on two pages that facing each other.- After the weekly planner, another three pages related to yearly blah-blah aftermath (achieved goals and yearly highlights.)- The last part consists of nine (two-sided) dotted pages and eight (two-sided) perforated dotted pages. Great for groceries list.What made me choose this planner among very similar others - is the cover's color, that makes a great pair with my orange-cover Rhodia notebook.