But I wanted to go a step further and get a notebook that does some of the work for me. That’s where the Full Focus Planner comes in.

Since 2017, we’ve tested 64 planners in different rounds, and our testers have included a mix of paper-planner owners, people who wanted to get a paper planner, and those who’d tried paper ...

4. WMS & Co Notebooks (set of 2) Understated yet polished, these sleek little notebooks are perfectly sized for purses or pockets, so it's easy to jot something down in a flash. (Nordstrom, $16) 5.

Appointed Co. makes the only planner I’ve ever been able to use for an entire year, and 2024 will mark the third time I’ve used it to keep my monthly calendar in order, tick items off my to-do ...

Papier's 2022 Planner ($25) has monthly and weekly calendars, so you can see your whole month at a glance, and it includes sections for goals, important dates, to-do lists and wish lists, and a ...

Heavier hardback planners are great if you’re at your desk most of the time. Pocket diaries are good if you’re only listing meetings and things to do.

Each morning, I open my Moleskine graph paper notebook and jot down everything I need to do that day on the top half of the page, with tasks sorted into several buckets. (Most days I end up with ...

A bound notebook small enough to fit in your pocket and featuring Tomoe River paper, it is set up as a planner, with each page marking one day of the year.