Undated Weekly, Monthly Planner, Designed to Get WORK Done - To-Do List, Projects List, Meeting Notes & Action Items - Perfect for Office & School, Pocket, Lay-Flat Binding, 7x9, Black

If you've ever read the book "Eat the Frog" ( about prioritizing your tasks and how to get things done more efficiently) , and like the idea of getting things done this planner is for you! I am in education and have two different jobs that I perform, this planner is extremely helpful and prioritizing my tasks each week, keeping my days organized, and even helping me with designating tasks. This is my third year using it and will continue on as long as they make them!

I love all the sections and setups, but especially love the hourly breakdown for the week and the wide range of working hours annotated. I've repurposed the projects and meetings sections when needed for other notes or tasks, but I never find myself without space. I love that it lays flat! As a southpaw who has very specific preferences in pens, my Sharpie S-Gel in 0.5mm doesn't bleed through but stands stark against the smooth pages. If I didn't have a bunch of journals already, I'd be looking for an ActionDay plain dot grid notebook for everyday use, too.

I have gotten the Action Day weekly planners for the last four years. This is the first time they didn't have a 2024 planner, I had to get write in. They also didn't have the larger style in stock, which I wasn't happy about. Now the binding on this work execution planner is falling apart and I've only used the book for two days. Do better!!! Only giving three stars because I'm so accustomed to and love the layout of these planners.....

Have used Action Day for years. Wish they made more colors! I use for EVERYTHING! Appts. Grocery list. To do list...

I have been using these planners for years and have absolutely loved them. This latest one has raw cardboard edges and no covering on the spine binding. The ribbons aren't in the middle but glued so they are about a half-inch from the center. In addition, I am accustomed to the 8 1/2 x 11 size and this one is smaller. I am very disappointed.

After seeing one of my coworkers live and die by her Action Day Planner, I decided to get one to help my manage my many projects and programs. The To-Do list and schedule blocking portions are great... they definitely help me with my ADHD, but the section for projects and meeting notes needs to evolve. Not enough space to write details about decisions in these spaces. I would rather they combined these two. The only other gripe I have is that the section in the back for general notes is really small. I've already almost filled this section after a few months of use. Would like to see that area beefed up on the next one. On the plus side, I love how it lays flat, which is what drives me insane about my other notebooks.

I have been using Action Day weekly planners for 8-10 years now, the only brand of planner I use. I usually get the weekly dated planner, either dated yearly (Jan-Dec) or academic (July-June), they're identical other than start date. They didn't have large sizes of the yearly dated, so I tried the write in. Horrible bind quality, the cover started detaching and splitting apart after -the first- time I put in a bag. Never had this happen with their standard planners; old ones would take a beating all year round, the cover would barely scuff.Avoid all their "Open Spine Binding" notebooks. The faux leather doesn't wrap around the edges of the covers, the covers will fray and start detaching almost instantly. Avoid the "Undated Weekly Productivity WORK Planner", avoid the "Notebook - Lay Flat Journal", avoid the "TIMEBOXING PLANNER Journal". Garbage binding. 1 star. You will never get to enjoy the content inside.If you love Action Day planners (which I love!!!), get anything with thread/book binding or wire binding, both lay flat, both can take a massive beating, both are amazing for organizing your week. Just be careful as amazon is still sneakily selling old stock 2023 through 2020 dated planners...

We were hoping this would help organize the adhd planning process but it didn't.