Panda PlannerPro - Best Daily Planner for Happiness & Productivity - 8.5 x 11" Softcover - Undated Day - Guaranteed to Get You Organized - Gratitude & Goals Journal (Purple)

Der Planer war für die Lieferung nicht gut verpackt, als ich ihn öffnete, war er zerdrückt und gequetscht. Bei einer so teuren Zeitschrift erwartet man, dass sich der Verkäufer um die Lieferung kümmert.

I used to use the 3monthly version and was upset to not be able to get it. I've taken to this 6month one like a duck to water - it suits me very well! I'm only disappointed I couldn't get it in the bright pink 😔. Maybe next time! Highly recommended planner.

I have used the Classic Panda Planner. I liked it but I wanted more space to write. This planner is perfect! More room to write!

I always pick Panda Pro, its easy to keep track of meetings and task. I can always look back to find important notes for clients in the daily sections and i use the weekly to set my goals.

I've been looking for a planner that has daily pages, is organized around goal setting and has a layout focused on achieving goals. With all the positive reviews I thought this planner must have a logical layout and overall quality.First, the paper. It is thinner than the copy paper I use at work. There is no way I could erase pencil or frixion pens without damaging the paper. I'm picky about paper, but this is poor even if I didn't care.Second, the type. I downloaded a sample page (I should have know it wasn't for me then, but I still thought the reviews must reflect something I was not getting in the download). On the pdf I noticed the type was a very dark black, so dark that my writing would be hard to read, let alone organize amidst all the thick black around my own writing. Well, on the actual planner the type is a light grey that looks like it was photocopied. I like light grey type, but this looked copied not printed.Third and most importantly, the layout is not helpful. It is good to have a column for scheduling the day, and that the Panda does have. It is also good to have a place to write the priorities or focus of the day, and it does have that too. However, the blank boxes for priorities are in the middle of the page. This is not how I think. If I am planning serious work, my logic wants the overall goals at the top of the page. Under the priority boxes there are a few cramped lines for tasks. Priorities and tasks are what are most important on a daily page, and one is awkwardly placed and the other is so tiny that you have to make a very great effort to pay attention to it.What it doesn't have at all is a place for notes. The reason is obvious: even in this large planner, the page has crammed together a place for work focus that is really hard to focus on, and then the rest of the page is filled up with personal growth type stuff. Many people like a guide for personal growth, but I don't taking up the amount of space that it does in this planner that purports to be task and goal oriented is warranted, especially as it just fills up every corner that could be used for notes and things that can't be pre-formatted. One final small thing -- I resent being asked daily what I could do better the next. This implies there was something wrong with how today was managed and while reflection on self improvement can be helpful (perhaps on the weekly or monthly level), giving this its own place for every day I find not "affirming" at all, but actually a focus on what was wrong with my day. If I did have a really poorly managed day, I'd l like to reflect on this in a notes section, where I can format it how I want, or keep it to reflecting later on. It reminds me of the hierarchical, pseudo-corporate environment that is my day job. At this job, it is explicitly stated that no one can perform above satisfactory because everyday there is something that me or my superiors can "help me with." That's a personal grudge against this kind of thinking, but it alone was enough for me to return this planner.