One thing ive really learned and its taken me so long to learn it is that no matter how perfect the layout and paper is big planners are a no go for me. I couldnt do anything bigger than a standard tn size but prefer a6 and weeks size.
Missing your content!!! But also understand not wanting to be influenced by being online. Hoping you are thinking about doing planmas again! That’s how I originally found you ❤
I love that a big company like Moleskine makes a planner where all the materials are recyclable. Too bad they just didn’t use thicker cork and not have the metal. I have never seen this where I live, and we are in the EU where they are really easy to get all the different versions.
The last planner I bought purely based on influence was Sterling Ink Common Planner. And boy was that a mistake. I have vision impairments, based on age, but one is hereditary. I have trouble focusing with one eye. So I get eye strain. That planner has such a faint grid, that if you lift the page from the rest of the pages, it looks blank. If you are working on the right page, this is fine because you have a bulk of blank pages behind it to make the grid appear darker. However, the left side, this is an issue because you cannot see the grid with all the ghosting from the previous page. So, now I am actually looking and shopping for something similar but with a darker grid. The reason I click on your video was for the PMCO book you have. It is down this book vs. the 68g TRP Take a Note B6.
