This is the most functional planner on the market for me. It’s the perfect storm. I call it structured freedom because it’s not so free where I’m looking at a blank page and having to think about what I’m going to do. I’m not drawing lines making boxes etc. that makes me not want to plan. The structure is not so restrictive that I can’t have freedom. If that makes sense. I feel like when I open that book I’m going to be productive without having to think about arts and crafts all the time 🤦🏽♀️
For me, it’s the best planner layout I’ve seen for combining work and home life in one book. Now if only @papertess made it in an A5 size. I wish I could make my own personal version of this in A5. Now, that would be total planner peace.
@@chichiokafor2968 Yes this is so true about combining things! A5 would definitely be nice. I hope she does the B6 in two books next year because it is so huge as a full year. But I love her
Have the same planner in Sand. I’m using this as a pre-planner. Already started to plan out next week. The layout is a weekly at a glance that’s quite helpful. I hope you enjoy the planner!!!
Gah! Still so tempting, but I have insanely long daily to do lists and would have to incorporate dailies into my routine. I should probably already be doing that as things have been slipping through the cracks a little lately.
When I look at this planner I feel I'd love it for a month and then I'd feel super constricted. I can absolutely see how this will work great for some people. I have that stupid thing about me (self-sabotage) that once something is too tight, I need to break out.
I get that, I wonder if I'll feel the same way or not. But my work planner isn't generally a place I feel restricted so I think it will be ok. If it isn't, oh well, it's undated so I can always go back to my bullet journal
How does the paper feel compared to the Sterling Ink? I have two notebooks (Sterling Ink/Hobonichi) with the new 52 gsm tomoe river paper but they feel different. One feels “draggy” no matter how wet the nib is. Also, one is prone to feathering. Wonder if there are different varieties of the 52 gsm?🤔
I haven't had the chance to write much in it, but I did use a fairly wet pen and no feathering happened. I didn't notice anything different from Sterling Ink
