A5 Daily & Weekly Productivity Planner | Undated Organiser | Set and Achieve Your Goals- Get Things Done | Increase Productivity, Motivation & Gratitude

This is a really nice journal - the best of this type of planner journal that I have seen. Unlike some reviewers, I don't mind the colour of the cover but it would be nice to have a choice. There are some extremely helpful pages at the front with notes & suggestions on how to use the different pages - this is followed by some nicely set out pages to list your long-term & short-term goals, plan the months ahead and list birthdays. The bulk of the journal then begins - for each week (which comes in one of four very nice colours) there is a planning page, a page for each day and a review of the week page. Each page is thoughtfully set out, with enough space to write to-do lists, reminders etc. I would have liked a space to write my meal plans, but I shall fit this in somewhere. At the end of the journal there are some extra pages to help with planning travel, finance & projects and there is a pretty page to list books & films and a couple of blank pages for notes Writing out my long-term goals, followed by my short term goals, then filling out my goals for the week has demonstrated to me that my goals are achievable when broken down into small chunks. The paper is very good quality and the journal has a ribbon page marker & a useful back pocket. One of the best purchases that I have made this year & I am sure that I will buy another one when I have finished my current one at the end of six months

The Inspire Now Journal by Inspire Now Daily is the best goal-focused journal aimed at increasing productivity and helping you to achieve your goals on the market. Like any productivity journal the Inspire Now Journal has Pros and Cons. Here they are: Pros - Its design is appealing – brown leather cover and ever every page has colour. - It’s dateless, meaning you can start using it at any time. - It has a 7 day week. - It prioritises tasks into: One task must be completed today, top three tasks and other tasks and actions. - It has inspirational quotes throughout. Including one for every day. - Daily pages also include the following sections: Reminders/Shopping Lists/Appointments, Reward for achieving goals, health & well-being actions, self-development actions and things I am grateful for today. - Weekly pages include the following sections: goals – split into categories (Career & Finance, Personal Development & Learning, Health & - - Wellness, Family & Social, Physical Environment and Spiritual), habit tracker and reward for achieving my goals this week. - Past Week Reflection pages include: big achievements this week were, how I was able to achieve these, next week I will take the following steps to avoid distractions, I learnt, I will use lessons I learnt last week to improve next week by and a Achievements Score (1-10) for the week. - It has Calendars for 2016-2019. - It has Month At a Glance pages. - It has a Birthday List page. - It has Long Term & Short Term Goal pages, along with Ideas & Notes pages to go with these. - It has a Savings Chart page, Debt Management pages, Payment Checklist pages, Project pages, Fitness Plan pages, Travel Checklist pages, Books to Read & Movies to See page, Contacts pages and Notes pages. - It has a bookmark ribbon and an elasticated closure. Cons - The tasks & actions on the daily pages are too small to write in. I usually have to write over two lines. - No daily rating for achievements. - No specific section on daily pages for General Notes & Ideas. - There are undoubtably pages/sections that you wont use. For example, I will never use the Debt Management pages, Payment Checklist pages and Fitness Plan pages. - The planner only has 6 months worth of pages in it. However it would be impossible to make the journal any bigger. The Inspire Now Journal is brilliant and a journal that I love. Once you get in the routine of using it, you will wonder how you have ever managed without it. I’d highly recommend the Inspire Now Journal, which is available to buy on Amazon.

Only just arrived. It was quite a lot of money for a journal, but seems good quality. There were additional sections not advertised, which I found to be a bonus and meeting my needs more than expected so that's a plus. I looked at quite a few alternatives before I chose this one and I think I've made the right decision as the conent ticks all my boxes. Some have said they wish it was 12 months instead of 6, although I think that would end up too big/heavy. For me, I'd prefer 5 day weeks before the reflection page as I like the break and lack of structure at the weekend so will probably waste 2 pages every week, but that's just me.

This Journal/Diary is designed perfectly for me. I have been enjoying keeping lists and appointments, setting goals and rewards, and generally making a start each morning to a purposeful day. I highly recommend giving it a try. The pages are not dated, so you can start the journal the day you get it on page one (well, actually if you do start midweek, coordinate so that you land on the "Weekly" page that you summarize the next week on. So start a few days in to land into the next week properly) The Inspire Now Journal is designed beautifully. The back cover has a handy pocket for loose papers. You know the little fabric strip that holds your page? Handy right? Inspire Now has not one, not two, but THREE place holders each a different complimentary colour. I have these pages set: Month in advance, Weekly goal, and the daily page. The journal offers even more though! The Birthday list, a definitive list of birthdays on a 12 month layout. Short term goals, Long term goals, morning and evening routines and even a place to track your fitness if you desire. I have a hard time getting started, but the beginning of the book inspired me to try it out. If time management is a chore to you, but you want to be able to conquer your hate of it, this is a great place to start.

Love, Love, Love this planner! - the feel of the faux-leather hard cover and thickish pages - makes it feel really high quality. - clear simple guide pages (with examples of completed pages) - and only taking a few pages, unlike some other planners & journals! - Goals pages: with help from the examples above I was able to clearly define my goals SIMPLY - AND define a few simple Habits to work towards these - "My Goals for the week" page layout: with the 6 key areas to jot goals under each. Plus the Habits Tracker there - "My Plan TODAY..." page - MAKING me state my #1 task, plus 3 others. Whilst leaving room for more tasks, and separate appts section. Plus sections for reward, health & self-dev actions, etc - Weekly Reflection: incl. Big achievement, distractions, learning, improving... ---------- There ARE other sections like Calendars, months, birthdays, Savings, money, projects etc - all really useful. But I manage these on my PC, so don't use these sections. But I'm using it for the the core purpose of giving me clarity to focus on the right things - simplifying my daily & weekly diary, and achieving more. Early days yet (I only bought it recently) - but thoroughly recommend this. Thank you so much!

I hate the phrase "Does what it says on the tin" and cringe every time I see it in a review. Well, for me, this doesn't do what it says on the tin *cringe*. I was in no way inspired by it. Please don't get me wrong though, it's a great little journal if you want to get more organised, don't have a lot of time to do it and don't mind the structured pages. But, in my opinion, the inspiration to change or achieve anything certainly doesn't come from the words in this journal. I started a bullet journal in a pretty notebook that cost me £3.50 and I personally find that better (a lot better!) than this pre-printed journal. Yes it's a bit of work to start off with, but well worth the effort. I decided to run the two together for a while to see which I preferred and the cheap notebook wins hands down! I, personally, was hoping to get further inspiration from this journal to get my activities, goals, dreams, life, whatever you want to call it, in order. The book itself provides the pages to write some things down, therefore giving you the focus, but you still have to do the legwork yourself and with very little inspiration. Please feel free to call me naive for hoping for inspiration from a book called Inspire Now. I do and I have paid the price (literally) for my expectations. My advice would be to look very carefully at what you really want before buying this. If you have the time, treat yourself to a cheap notebook and make the pages inside to suit what you need rather than buying this (or any other pre-printed journal) and having a structured format that may not entirely suit your needs. If you don't have the time to invest in starting one yourself then please don't be put off by my ramblings, it's a nicely laid out, colourful journal and it smells divine. But that's it. What you are buying is a nice cover and laid out pages that you may or may not use in its entirety. But, YOU will still have to invest time and do the thinking either way! The inspiration doesn't come from this book, it comes from within you and from everything around you in the world, you just have to stop a while to see it. As you can see, I did learn from buying it so it wasn't entirely wasteful.

I have just said to my husband that this is one of the best purchases I have ever made, so I thought it best to write a review (something I very rarely do). I am usually a person that likes to do my own bullet journaling but I just haven’t had the time lately which means I have lost all of my organisation and productivity (not to mention forgetting important birthdays!) and I wanted a journal that would encorporate all of the things I was trying to create in a bullet journal from scratch but without the huge amount of effort required. This journal has it all : monthly overview; short term and long term goals; weekly goals; how to achieve those goals, habit trackers, daily goals, tasks, gratitude log, reminders, schedule etc; weekly reflection; debt tracker; fitness tracker; savings tracker; books to read; films to watch etc! It has everything I could need and the book feels beautiful! It is a tad heavier than expected but that is because the paper quality is fantastic. I was dubious about purchasing this as I thought the price was a little steep and was worried that it wouldn’t have everything I need - I am very glad I made the decision to purchase! The only suggestion I would make is for the journals to have a pen holder on the side but apart from that, such good value for money!

Bought this to try and be more productive in life. It took a while to get going as there were a lot of things to fill in but once short/long-term goals and the AM/PM routines were filled in, it motivated me to use it daily. There are many journals out there and this is probably more "detailed" than others and I do occasionally find it a little time consuming and wondered if I should have started with a simpler journal. However, after using it for 5 months, it certainly helped me be more productive and I did get more "nice-to-do" things done. Just to highlight that one book cover 6 months period only! I had assumed it cover the whole year but I've bought a 2nd one to cover the rest of the year.