Passion Planner Dated Jan-Dec 2020, Goal Oriented Weekly Agenda and Reflection Journal, Medium (B5-6.9 x 9.8 inches) Sunday Start Elite Black

There are a couple things I like about this planner, but several that are really annoying...(1) There are two choices for this planner; Monday Start, or Sunday Start. Unfortunately, your choice applies to both the week view and the monthly and yearly views throughout the planner. This is weird because most monthly calendars in our society start on Sundays (Sun...to...Sat) while most weekly calendars start on Monday (Mon...to...Sun). Why can't passion planner follow this simple convention? The Monday Start version is annoying because all the monthly calendars look strange compared to what you're used to. But the Sunday Start version is even worse because you can't even see the whole weekend on any of the week pages.Furthermore, I find it frustrating that: (1) there is no small month calendar on the weekly pages (many planners have little tiny last month, this month, next month views on each weekly page). I would gladly sacrifice some of the far-too-big "Space of Infinite Possibility" section on each week for this.(2) the month pages and monthly reflection pages are spread throughout the planner, every 4-ish weeks, which makes it disruptive to flip through your week pages. Especially with a Sunday Start - to see the rest of your upcoming weekend you sometimes have to flip 4 pages to get from Saturday to Sunday. Would be much nicer if the months, and maybe even the monthly reflections, where put together elsewhere in the planner, and(3) There are two year pages in the front of the planner (2020 and 2021 for a 2020 planner), but they are just little views of each month, no room to write anything in, and it would be nice to have a next year page (2021 for a 2020 planner) in the back with enough space to write things in for the next/upcoming year.Overall... this planner has some cool sections that help you with goals - mapping goals, planning action steps, reflecting each week and month on your progress, etc. But the layout is very poor, to the point of being frustrating. What a shame! Maybe my new Passion Project should be designing a planner that is actually a pleasure to use!

This is my second year using this planner and while I still suck at managing my self and time, this planner really keeps me thinking about the big picture and how I’m going to get there via manageable day to day steps.Side note, I’m deep into technology but there is something useful in having a tangible, touchable book in my hands with my goals and accomplishments written out, not typed and stored away in the ether.

This has all the features I was hoping for in a planner. I didn't need a "full page per day" kind of planner, but I still wanted lots of space. Be careful to note they now sell a planner a lot bigger than previous ones. That one is very inconvenient for backpacks or portability. The medium size is perfect for my needs. Finally started getting more organized. I also use Google calendar. While redundancy can get me in trouble when I don't record something in both, I've found with a good routine it's actually very helpful. In the moment when something needs to be added, I'll check Google Calendar on my phone and enter in the new event or whatever it is. Then during my daily schedule check, I'll copy it over to my Passion Planner. At the start of each week, I transfer everything from the monthly section to the week's calendar. This redundancy actually helps me keep all my different engagements fresh in my head. I highly recommmend this planner.

I *love* this planner. I’ve used several different planners in the past and this one is my favorite. It’s small enough to carry around but big enough to actually write out plans and thoughts. I used to just bullet journal so I like the bullet and blank pages in the back to make habit trackers and write out long term plans. The calendars are well organized and I like the goal setting spaces that are included throughout the planner. The cover is flexible and sturdy and the pages are thick (ink doesn’t leak through) and lay flat. This really is a great planner.

This journal advertises that for every planner purchased, someone in need will receive a free one. You can very well be in need of this kind of service. I found it started helping me right away. I needed something to give me a reason to be organized with my commitments. I found the infinite possibilities section would help me organize my tasks in a new way - through bubble diagrams. This is something I would not have been able to think of on my own, as I typically make lists. It’s nice to see the list at the top which shows every half hour fo the day what you will be doing. Even if I can’t get myself to follow it exactly, at least I have a plan. I have a hard time with my attention span as I have so many interests and this has led to procrastination because I am not sure what I want to do. This planner is helping me to organize and set goals and do something. It’s not really so important what you do but it’s important that you do SOMETHING and that you are PASSIONATE about it

I feel like I was ripped off - instead of getting the passion planner I have ordered and used for years - this time for the same price I received a little one which apparently I cannot return - it is almost totally useless since I cannot carry papers and bills etc in it😤

The passion planner has changed the way I am approaching life! I love how well thought out every page is and that they provide both blank and dotted pages at the end of the planner for personalized use.

I have used this planner over the last 3 years and absolutely love it. I keep my appointments in my Google calendar, but it is nice to have something to jot things down in, and this thing is always by my side. There are a ton of planners out there, but this layout works best for me, and the quality is great, too.