Self Journal by BestSelf — Undated 13-Week Planning, Productivity and Positivity System for Max Achievement and Goal Success — Track Gratitude, Habits and Goals Daily and Weekly (Blue)

I really like that the planner is based on 13 weeks, as it supports shorter term goals. It should force you to plan and stay on track with all the activities that you are required to do to meet your goals. It helps you to break down all the tasks and I also like that there is room to be reflective and appreciative in any aspect of your life, as well as keeping you focused on 3 key goals. It is not the kind of planner that you want to give up on, so if you are prepared to stick with it, this is a great tool to help you achieve success.

These Best self journals are great. I bought 3 single ones then this for the entire year. I know they are expensive but I just get more productive using it. Alreday built some great habits. Highly recommended.

Good quality diary, gifted it to my mum who wanted a journal/planner. its a bit more grown up and sophisticated compared to some journals I saw. offers templates for goal setting and appreciations. Bit pricey but was an appreciated gift.

I bought this journal because I was looking for something that is more than an agenda-type format. Before this Moleskine was my to-go buy, but I got fed up trying out my own compartmentalising within the empty pages. I was looking for something to help me plan my days and reflect and have space for random notes.It certainly is what I expected it to be - a well laid out format with just enough space to plan and reflect. The pages are nice to touch and are thick enough for fountain pens, gel pens and highlighters (I mainly use Muji) and there are 3 markings to keep your place in the journal. This is a feel-good journal for sure and keeps me accountable.On the downside - some sections are a bit repetitive (for instance same amount of space on daily goal and targets - not necessary for each day). There are 3 gratitude lines for morning and for evening - I struggle with the morning ones if I don't want them to sound a bit too teenage vague. The time scale available for the day is a bit unrealistic for many adults - they go from 6am to 9pm. I certainly don't start completing planned tasks at 6am and most days I am busy until 11pm, so for me a 9am-12am timeline would be more useful. In fact, if they reduced morning gratitude to 1 line, they could fit the 6-12 timeline.However, overall this is a very good journal and of course some people would disagree with the changes that I'd make. Everyone who likes a good journal keeping but too lazy for blank pages should try it out.

I have tried different ones and this one works best for me. I used to have a subscription but they stopped shipping to the UK so I was happy to find it here on Amazon. It is a little expensive but totally worth it.

A must for anyone looking to think about, plan and achieve a better than average life.Used these for years and the new style provides more resources and ideas for keeping those goals and ambitions on track.Do not compare these to a ‘diary’ or average planner. They are so much more.

This is my... seventh? Best self journal to date. Love the layout and the set up, great for accountability. I do think it’s quite expensive, but similar items seem comparably priced and it has worked well for me up until now!

Good idea, good discipline but not for me . Bullet journaling just allows things to be more personalised.