Bliss CollectionsDaily Planning Pad, To Do List Notebook - Undated Tear-Off Sheets Notepad - Work Calendar, Organizer, Scheduler for Goals, Tasks - Minimalist, 8.5" x 11", 50 Sheets

This is it. This is the planner that's going to fix my life. After trying a variety of digital and paper tools I found that I liked having a place to write notes and get a bigger picture for the week. But I didn't like the structure or girth of a bigger weekly planner. Then I found one of these pads in a Buzzfeed shopping round up. After shopping around I found this simple weekly model with a color scheme that fits my aesthetic. It's very easy to use and easy to write on with any pen on hand. I use it to track what I'm doing each day and also make notes for longer running projects. The structure of the pad makes it inherently disposable which honestly is what I prefer--I have no desire to hold onto a planner forever. You can't roll the sheets back so there's no referring back easily but that's not a deal breaker for me.

Useful! I love this.

I got this daily planning pad because I'm finding that in the current work-from-home situation, it's really easy for days to just slide by and things just don't get done or I can't remember what I did. I've tried other systems for planning, but none really worked for me. Having the ability to use a pad, and tear away pages for filing just is the simplest solution to my situation, and super importantly, I needed something pretty. Being in the house nearly all the time, I'm finding that I crave small little joyful touches, and the flowers on these planning pages make me smile.On top of having something that works well for me, the customer service is great. I emailed them to alert them to a small manufacture issue (something that was a little annoying, but totally work-around-able), so that they could check in with their supplier. I wasn't looking for an exchange/refund, because I could still use the pad, but the company got back to me quickly and insisted on sending me a replacement, which arrived quickly and in perfect condition.Overall, I am very pleased with this order - the pad looks nice and does its job, the paper is thick enough that I'm not seeing and issues with ink bleeding through the page, and overall it makes me want to use it rather than ignore it. No real negatives that I can think of. If this is the sort of thing you are looking for, then I recommend giving this a shot.A note: Amazon asked for specific ratings on "thickness" and "sheerness" - I'm not sure what those are supposed to tell us, but the paper is about as thick as your typical sheet of paper, it's thick enough to handle a good amount of ink, but it isn't cardstock. For something like this, I don't think you would want something much more see through. Also Amazon asked how giftable this is, and I gave it 5 stars because I suppose for the right person, this would be a perfect gift, and it is nice, but I would make sure this is the kind of thing the giftee would like to receive. While I love the pad, I think I would find it a little weird if someone gave it to me for a holiday or something.

I love having a weekly planner that I can write each week. This is visually appealing and I have plenty of room for my notes and even room for adding my meal plan. The paper is good quality and it is durable. I just wish it was a little smaller so I could easily carry it in my bag.

I’m the type of person who buys a pretty planner every year but fails to remember to open it. My brain doesn’t like to use the digital calendars either but I love these little lists to brain dump all my tasks. The design is so cute, I’m more productive, and my mental health is 1,000 times better after using them. I get a little dopamine rush when I cross things off. I love that it’s bound on a pad so I can fold the pages over and plan days ahead and rip them off and take them on the go for the present day. I also love the flexible space for health goals and the fact that I can keep track of what I’m planning to make for meals and what I ate to enter into my calorie counter app later if I forget to do it immediately.I’m going to try the planner method again and tuck my list for the day in the front of it so maybe I will have an incentive to look at it regularly.I think I’m also going to buy a set for my 8yo daughter too to help her practice executive function skills so she won’t struggle like I did in my twenties.

Looks exactly like the picture and is the perfect size for my desk. Each space has plenty of room to write multiple events or reminders, which makes it super functional. I get so many compliments on mine—absolutely love it!

This is my fourth year ordering one and I do not know how we made it through the week before this calendar. I hang it on the front of the fridge with command strip hooks and binder clips and write in the weekly/ daily activities for the next week or as far ahead as able. I have a pen and highlighters (one color for each family member) in a drawer right next to it and it’s easy to add as we go. We have a big family and it is a lifesaver to have something hanging in a central location that everyone actually uses. There may be cuter calendars but you won’t find a more useful, perfectly sized, great priced one out there!

My brain gets overloaded with To Dos, and I end up distracted, procrastinating, and having trouble falling asleep. This weekly planner has been an easy and effective solution. Anytime I think of something I need or want to do beyond my normal routine (chores, errands, calls/emails, personal development, etc.) I write it down here. In the Notes section at the bottom, I jot down things to buy beyond my usual grocery list. The weekly view is perfect for me and I like that you can skip ahead to add reminders for future weeks. Also, the pink floral design is a pretty treat.This has helped to declutter my mind by moving my To Dos out of my memory and into a much easier tracking system. Even better, it has helped me to be super productive. I split big projects into manageable chunks across days or weeks, and somehow seeing it in writing helps me get it done. And I feel a sense of accomplishment every time I complete something and cross it off my list.