Legend Planner PRO Hourly Schedule, Weekly Daily Time Slots A4 Purple | 8.5”x11" Undated, Hardcover, Stickers, Monthly calendars, To-do list, Habit tracker, Professional work schedule organizer

I had always used smaller 8”x6” planners. I was worried that this 11”x8” one would be too big. Worries went away in first week. I drive around Michigan doing inspection/verification jobs. This is a perfect size to organize all of my appointments with my personal activities.I love the WEEKLY section with all the special motivational features: habit tracker, review the week, goals refreshed etc. This reminds me to keep motivated and put any unfinished items in for next week.I also love the MONTHLY section for 13 months!! Plus the sections for your goals and how to make the month great. I use these two sections to document inspirational things I encounter. The 2 pages after each month for reflecting on the month and a note page …. are awesome!!!! Great way to review what went right, what went wrong, and what was missing to make next month even better.If that wasn’t enough of great thing, there is a great pocket in the back, many blank note pages, the goals and vision pages in the front, pen holder, and band to keep it all secure.I do like the ribbons that mark the sections. But I use small binder clips to combine the pages of the completed months and weeks. This also makes it easier to flip between today’s month and week pages.

This is a very well thought out planner. It lays flat when open, it’s got good questions but not too many. Ribbon bookmarks are helpful, comes with sets of stickers that are nice and functional. It’s a high quality, thick paper, handsome design cover. There’s a storage pocket at the back with the extras in it. The only negative is the guide card was written by the same guy that can write your name on rice. Teeny tiny. It’s just the guide so i took pictures and looked on the phone. If you’re trying to decide out of all the options I am really happy with this. For reference I own my business and have adult children so I’m not using for kid scheduling, etc

This is an amazing planner/journal, and I really love those. I was going through a harder time, not gonna lie, and this planner helped me get my motivation back and made overcoming the situation a lot more satisfying (lol, I love seeing it all filled out and color coded!!!!), enjoyable, smoother and guided me to hold myself accountable by having it all out and organized in front of me!I write really largely, and there’s a good amount of space in this bad boy! It encourages me to be more concise and write less, but I still understand what I’m writing because: (1) if you’re writing everything you’re doing every day in the daily/weekly section, as pictured, you’d be writing a lot; so it’s helpful to have to keep it short and sweet, and (2) there’s a lot more space to write for the months sections AND the wonderful, beautiful section at the beginning of the journal where you briefly answer little prompts that help you plan for the future by understanding your goals, where to improve, people to surround yourself with, morning/night routines, goals AND tactics and strategies for different aspects of your life, i.e., health/fitness, romantic relationships, financial health, career development, spiritually, etc., habits, affirmations, what you’re grateful for… and so many more! But it’s also not overwhelming at the same time, so don’t worry. I’ve had mine for like three weeks (since the middle of last month and now it’s the start of the next month), and I STILL have finished filling it all out. But that’s ok! I have time, too. This planner isn’t dated, so you can stop and pause your use of it and start back up with it at any point!! Anywho… this is a good one! It’s durable also and… yeah. maybe slightly expensive kinda sorta I dunno but it’s more valuable if you use it!🥹😅😂😉

This is a great planner for me compared to many others... but I've not found a prefect planet. I like the blank dates so I can start whenever and I like the 3 ribbons for marking different areas. The one major thing I would change is I would put the month followed by 5 pages of weeks. Also, although I've never found a planner to effectively balance all of this...I need a planner to combine mom things plus business owner. So you have your day to day appointments but you also have columns for what each of your kids has going on... I'm a separate box from the timetable of the calendar because I may not be taking them but I need a reminder somewhere...I often am at an appointment but dad or the bus takes them to a game... I'll show up after. Or it's not a time-related item. I may want to write for example:Jordan: science project dueBus leaves for game 3:00Volleyball game 4:30-8:30Reminder: order food for bus rideReminder: order cheer photosJilli: email math teacherBuy supplies for science projectThank you card to the officeBut on my timetable portion of the planner I still have:...1:30-3:00Meet with client3:30-4:00 pick up Jilli4:30-5:00 deliver documents5:00-7:30 go to Jordan's game..I also wish for a place for lunch and dinner schedulesThis habit tracker is good, I would keep that.Priorities are good still.Important deadlines would be helpful... not sure if that would fit too but even 4 or 5 lines. I usually have at least 5 deadlines/ day plus separate priorities.My point is while goals and get you propelled, for many of us, there are more to-dos to keep up with regular demands...I like some of the goal boxes but I crossed out the reflection box titles at the bottom and instead wrote "active" clients and "semi- active" and "touch base with these people"Would love a section for "delegate these tasks". And a separate section for "summer fun" and "winter fun" and "vacation wish list" and "who do we want to spend time with this year". This kind of life balance planning is important in my opinion. If we're not intentional about scheduling these things, then years go by and nothing happens. But at the same time we have to do our laundry and clean the house and still work and for some of us, we work every single day... so I'm glad the Saturday and Sunday sections were not shortened or combined!!!But again this above is a wish list... not sure it's ALL attainable for a planner. It's just annoying when I realize what's out there is for either a stay at home mom or a working person not both... or someone who has so much more time on their hands vs someone who really needs a place to manage ALL of the things plus assigning tasks to assistants and such.Thanks for reading if you did.

This is my second planner and it’s the best one I’ve ever had. I struggled with owning planners and never using them, but the legend planners are designed to meet my neurodivergent needs. My only dislike is that I didn’t not read the description for the size of the pro planner. I do prefer the smaller one just for carrying around however it does not change how I feel about it. The value you get for your money is amazing. It is a monthly, weekly planner, and daily planner it has the hours set for the day. I love that it has habit tracking and to do list for the week. The only thing I miss about the other planner compared to the pro is the places to make notes for the week. With the time schedule there is no room to make quick notes but I solve that issue with sticky notes. Overall I love it and glad I went with the white.

I'm surprised that there are any negative reviews about this planner, [someone seemed disdainful that there is a section for "dreams" noting they don't have any dreams (eek), and that the journal prompts are essentially useless (noooo)], but I suppose you can't please everyone. I've owned MANY planners and MANY journals and this is the best and most beautiful one yet. I love the journal prompts in the front, and while I might not have 100 dreams off the top of my head, I certainly do have a lot, and plan to fill it up eventually. The whole point of these prompts is to make you think about what your dreams and goals are, but I digress. The space in the back to write freely is a great addition, too. The hourly planning sections and all the priority sections, the review section, all of it... it's perfectly aligned with what I needed in a planner/ journal. The paper is thick and my gel ink doesn't bleed thru, while the planner also lays open perfectly flat on my desk. The stickers are fun and really pretty, too. I will absolutely be getting more of these for years to come. Great value!!

Great quality- very thick paper and gel pens do not bleed through. The categories make sense although I wish the weekly view directly followed each month view but there are three ribbons to quickly mark your place. The size is large and substantive. The cover is really thick and heavy. Overall great design and the cost is what it should be for something of this quality. I chose black but other colors are available.

This is my go-to planner. I have ordered it for over seven years now and love it. The body of the planner is beautiful and sturdy. I keep every note, appointment, budget, and birthday in this book. It keeps me on track and prepared for the upcoming days, weeks, and months.

Magnifique planner. Tout est écrit en anglais : planning, phrases d'encouragement, résolutions personnelles, challenges, etc.

Está increíble un buen tamaño y una gran calidad, lo súper recomiendo, mis compañeros de trabajo también la amaron.

I absolutely love this planner, the layout is the best that I've found to allow me to actually plan my weeks and days.The only reason I've knocked it down a star, is because there's quite a bit of 'fluff' in there, lots of pages for notes and such, which sounds great, except that would last me five minutes, and I use actual notepads and books for my notes, I'd much rather have a thinner planner, or to have more weekly planner pages!This is the second that I've bought, which is pretty good going for my ADHD brain to have found something that's worked for such a long time!

Ich liebe diesen Planer! Endlich habe ich etwas gefunden, das alles in sich vereint. Bisher habe ich alle meine Termine, Listen und sonstige To Do‘s immer in mehreren Kalendern bzw. Notizbüchern herumgeschleppt. Mit diesem Planer habe ich alles in einem. Zugegeben, er ist ziemlich groß und breit, mich persönlich stört das aber nicht, da ich wirklich eine Menge geboten bekomme.Nachdem ich ihn vor ein paar Monaten gekauft und mittlerweile mehrfach benutzt habe, kann ich auch sagen, dass die Qualität top ist. Von der Außenbeschichtung blättert nichts ab, die Haptik der einzelnen Seiten ist nach wie vor top. Das Papier hat eine angenehme Stärke, sodass ich keine Angst haben muss, dass etwas durchdruckt - egal wie stark ich darin rummale oder kritzel.Der Planer hat eine wöchentliche Übersicht, wobei jeder Tag genau durchgeplant werden kann. Aufgrund seiner Größe gibt mir das die Möglichkeit, alles genau im Blick zu halten. Dazu gibt es pro Woche mehrere Extras, wie z.B. einen Habit Tracker, wichtige persönliche / Arbeits- To Do‘s, Zielsetzungen, Prioritätenlisten… Für den einen ist dies vielleicht zu viel Spielerei, ich hingegen liebe diese Art von Aufmachung und benutze es sehr gern.Was auch sehr schön ist, sind die Seiten für die eigenen Ziele (Jahres-, Quartalsziele, Monatsübersichten), sowie die Möglichkeit alles zu reflektieren und nicht zu vergessen eine Menge Blanko Seiten zur freien Gestaltung.Die einzigen „Minus“punkte, wenn ich es überhaupt so nennen kann, sind:- die fehlende Vordatierung > Man muss selbst datieren, was aber auch gleichzeitig die Möglichkeit lässt, jederzeit im Jahr damit anzufangen und- die Anordnung der Monats- und Quartalsübersichten und -zielsetzung, welche gleich am Anfang des Planers zu finden sind. Ich persönlich würde es besser finden, die Monatsansichten am Anfang eines jeden Monats und die Quartalsübersichten am Anfang eines jeden Quartals zu haben. Nichtsdestotrotz ist die Aufmachung sehr gut gemacht und auch, wenn es nicht meiner präferierten Anordnung entspricht, komme ich sehr gut damit klar.Allgemein kann ich sagen, dass ich den Planer jedem empfehlen kann, der es liebt zu schreiben, detailliert zu planen und zielstrebig ist. Mit diesem Teil in der Tasche lässt sich mein Alltag viel besser organisieren, ich behalte den Überblick im alltäglichen Chaos, verliere nie meine Ziele aus den Augen und habe trotzdem noch die Möglichkeit mich darin kreativ auszutoben.5 Sterne von mir, für mich wird es keinen anderen Planer mehr geben als diesen,

I have ME/CFS and was looking for something I could use as a combination pacing journal and appointment/reminder calendar. I chose this after looking around for ages. I don’t have enough energy to sit and draw out my own grids bullet-journal style so this having so many pre-existing grids is super helpful to me. While this is not designed specifically as a pacing journal, I’m able to adapt it really easily with a tippex pocket mouse and stickers.What I love: The monthly calendar pages let me see the whole month’s appointments/reminders at a glance. The weekly pages have 30 minute time slots from 6am to 9pm, which is longer than most of the appointment style planners I looked at. The “Today’s goals” and “priorities” section at the top of each day in the weekly sections is excellent for helping me note down that day’s most important tasks, since my disability means I often have to choose which tasks I have enough energy to do and which have to wait. Whether it be an appointment, or a reminder to take a rest day, or a light task day, I found that excellent in planning rest days in between task days. It has a section near the front for your most important 1 year goals and 3 month goals in different areas of your life. As I use this for pacing, I adapted these section for planning out what important things I need to do such as things I need to discuss with the GP, and my ME/CFS Consultant, steps I need to take towards making benefit claims and obtaining different mobility and disability aids. I’m able to spread these plans out over the year in those sections so I don’t overwhelm myself doing it all at once. I love, love, love the monthly review sections, that I also adapted and find so useful for looking back over the weekly sections for each month, and noting down any patterns I see that either make my symptoms worse or better. The paper is good quality, and I love the 3 sectioning ribbons and the pocket in the back that holds my journal stickers. The journal is A4, which while too big and heavy for me to carry around in a handbag, it’s perfect to stay at home with me for pacing since I’ bedbound most of my time. The Ideas and Notes spare dot grid page in the months section is excellent, I’ve used this to create a symptom tracker for each of my 3 chronic illnesses, all on the same page and lets me easily see my symptom history over the month. Awesome for spotting fluctuations in my illnesses and easily comparing those days against the weekly sections to see what was happening.What I would improve: A little more space between where the day time slots end and where the section underneath for habit trackers, personal to do lists etc begin would be good, as the small space there makes everything look a bit squashed in and busy. Also: love the habit tracker, but it’s real small at the bottom of the page. I would have liked a bigger one, but I repurposed one of the other bottom boxes as a habit tracker using some habit tracker stickers from eBay, so now I have enough tracker space. Both of these are minor niggles and really not enough to put me off using this.Word of warning though: avoid using a Sharpie in this planner because it does bleed though the other side of the page. Colouring pencils, biros, highlighters and ink stamps are all fine and don’t bleed through for me.Initially I thought this planner was rather expensive. Though, after using it for the last 3 months and finding it easily adaptable for my purposes, I’d say it’s worth every Penny. I will definitely by another for 2024.