Weekly Planner Pad by Julianne & Co - Premium Weekday & Weekend Task Organizer, Undated Appointment & To-Do Tear-Away Notepad, Organize & Plan Chores & Meetings - 8.5"x 11" - 52 Sheets Lasts 1 Year

This is exactly what I was looking for and has served my needs perfectly. I have been looking to work on my time management at work. I started with a daily planner and while a nice feature of that is it allows you to skip to specific dates to write when something is due, a big downfall is if you don't do something on the day you had planned it is easy for it to slip through the cracks.With this, I write out everything I need to get done that week on the "To-Do" list on the right, and if I have things that need to be done on specific days I put more details on the daily boxes on the left. At the start of the next week, I copy any tasks that haven't been completed into my new To-Do list.The product is well made. The pages rip off of the pad nicely and the pages are thick enough that my pens do not bleed through (I primarily use the Sharpie brand pens). It's also cute! The color is very nice and the pattern is cute but not distracting. I would definitely recommend this to anyone!

LOVE THIS NOTEPAD!!It's such a simple concept, but SO efficient. I wish I had found this sooner in my life. I love how you can just look at the whole week in advance, and you can make little to do notes on the side to do whenever you get a chance not necessarily on a specific day. Then, it has the other side on the left for more specific things. As I said, so simple, yet so efficient. I no longer have to keep everything in my head and forget half of the things I need to do. I keep it on my desk so I can just walk over and write things down right away.The only reason I gave it four stars is because description says it's 52 pages but mine only had 47 which makes it one week short . However, I love this thing so much. I'm seriously thinking about buying a whole bunch of them in case they ever stop making it, and it would also make a nice gift to have on hand for someone.

I looked at several weekly tablets such as this one before I decided to purchase it. The categories works so well for me and sure beats the random scraps of paper littering my table. I like that the right hand side is a list of those things I will do throughout the week - no set day or time. The left hand side is appointments and other things that a specific to a day. The only comment about improvement would be that the back of the notebook - the cardboard - could be a little heavier, but it is certainly adequate. I will purchase more of this one when I run out in a year.

This is the second pad I've ordered and I hope they don't ever discontinue them. I would accept more pattern & colour options:) The format is perfect. I can not the important daily appointments, I have the perfect amount of space to keep track of my ever-growing To-Do list, AND when I make a call or need to jot down a quick note there's a spot for that, too. I do use the portable calendar on my phone but when I want to sit down and organize my day and what I need to get done, this is exactly what I need and use. All these extras on other pads: water charts, quotes, daily goals - they just take up so much usable space. Highly recommend this one for anyone who just works best with a hand-written, visual reminder of what's happening in your life.

I love this pad! I really needed something to help me schedule my day. This really helps as it is in ready reach on my desk, only takes the space of your average notepad and allows me some flexibility in how I use it from week to week. I can use the left side for daily stuff like appointments or use it for listing "must-do" or critical items. The to do list is a nice feature as it helps me keep track of stuff on a list and reminds me to select my next focus/task. I use different colors to denote a level of urgency that is not critical, but still needs to be tracked. The notes section at the bottom is great to use for when there are exceptions to my regular schedule or to note special things for future weeks. It's also a great space to use for quick notes to remind me to send a quick email or make a special phone call. Overall, this is a great product!

I used to carry a planner with me to work every day and after changing jobs, I decided I needed something smaller and more portable to use keep myself organized. Over the weekend, I fill in a sheet with what I need to do for the week and then tuck it in my work bag. If I need to know what's going on or I need to note something, I just pull it out and make my notes. I still use my planner but now it stays at home. :)

I first found this notepad at a Vintage Market day three or four years ago! I have been using it ever since! I am a middle school teacher and I have tried a variety of planners, including some of the very expensive ones. Overall, I find that I prefer a simpler approach. I use this pad in tandem with a simple monthly planner. Each week, I fill out the notepad with significant things going on each day and keep a running to-do list on the side. I transfer anything that didn't get done on the list to the next week. I tend to get distracted easily, and find that the list on the side is very helpful for a "brain dump," thus making sure I stay on track and don't forget anything important. I noticed that one reviewer mentioned they would like for this to be three-hole punched. I kind of love that idea, but I also like the option of it being just a notepad. I may just use the electric hole punch at school (or you could take it to an office supply store) so that I can add these pages to my teaching binder. By three-hole punching the notepad and putting it in a folder or binder, I think this could also become a great option for a student planner, especially if they have ADD or ADHD.

Every week I rip off one sheet and fill out my weekly plan at the beginning of the week and add to my to do's as the week progresses. By the end of the week, my sheet is quite marked up but it really keeps me on track without bogging me down with a large planner or journal that I have to lug around. I keep a digital calendar of future events but there is something about having a written weekly plan that helps me complete tasks and remember events.