10-Minute Planner + EXTRA 5 PRINTABLE TEMPLATES | 2019 Calendar | Best A5 Undated Productivity Planner | Monthly, Daily & Weekly Planning | Daily Schedule | Gratitude & Motivation | Perfect Gift

This journal encompasses everything I ever want in one notebook. It is not time consuming to plan your day. Also allows you to look back on how you feel and highlights of the week. There’s even space to write little notes. The cover is high quality and can be carried around in a medium sized bag.Tip: get fine point pens or pencils to write in.

I have been using this planner now for a month and I am in love! The prioritisation for each day really helps me to stay on top of things and I love the weekly overview at the beginning and end of a week. The paper is nice and thin but sturdy and my ink pen does not bleed through. I also just love the colour combination of black and gold. It lays flat when opened which makes writing in it very easy. I will definitely purchase it again!

I am really pleased with my 10 minute planner. It was quite expensive but it really does feel like a quality product. The cover is a lovely colour (I have the pink one) and the material is very tactile. It has 2 bookmark strings which is useful. The paper quality is good and I love the quotes scattered throughout the book. I gave it 4 stars because the spaces to write your schedule out are quite small (although the task ones are a good size), and I also think it would be useful if it had a pen loop. But I am glad I spent the money on it and I think it will be really useful.

Great layout, easy to follow. Perfect for organising your thoughts and working out what to do first and then keep going. A good combination of ‘getting things done’ and bullet journaling. It’s missing a monthly brain dump section but the notes page can work for this. Good size, I like A5. Perfect to have on the desk and open night before or first thing to gain some valuable focus for the week or day ahead.

I was looking for a planner that would take some of the time out of maintaining a bullet journal - I found that 1- 2 hours every week drawing out layouts made it feel like a chore more than an easy way of getting myself together. After a lot of research and budgeting, I decided on the "10-minute Planner". Was a little dubious about the 6-month limit of the planner but thought it could work to my advantage - easier to achieve goals over 6 months. I was looking for something that I could do day-to-day recording, as well as budgeting and longer-term goals. My initial impression was very impressed, the quality of the book cover is stunning. The thickness of the paper is very nice, however, the writing can be seen through the page easily, which may be off-putting for some. I realised that I liked having a layout, but not the pre-determined headings - sometimes you aren't doing/completing a task, but just trying to record your day. There is not a lot of space for writing, you have to have quite neat, small writing, or be happy to ignore the numbering per line. Would like some space for a food diary and expanding on big projects. The budgeting page is disappointing - 1 page for 6 months of planning, so you have to be very economical with how you group your finances, and can't really keep track of all spending, just the big stuff. I am really enjoying the habit trackers and the gratitude line. The quotes are a nice touch - but take up valuable writing space. The planner is of the highest quality, but I really was hoping for a life planner - I will need to record some things in a separate book, which is something I was trying to avoid, especially after spending £25. Good if you are completely task orientated and not worried about recording the things that life throws at you randomly.

I am a real fan of diaries and planners. They are sort of an obsession of mine. This one is so dreadful that I'd very much like a refund! Sadly I'm passed the window of return. Ok here are my issues:1. It's made of flimsy paper. Deeply dissatisfying - even roller ball ink shows through.2. Its main planning sections simply don't work for me: why oh why is the 'schedule' area so tiny? - next to which are the 10 minute tasks area (great idea) but this section is then flanked by a 'notes' section - which is a completely redundant section when I need more room for my actual schedule.3. THEN don't get me started on the ridiculous set of goals at the bottom - you are asked to tick whether you "ate healthy" (phrase makes my teeth itch - "ate healthily" would be correct). Then you're required to be some sort of bipolar mentalist with the instruction to tick either "had a great day" or "had a bad day" .I suggest this diary is best for teenage girls who have great or bad days and a schedule that is light on anything worth writing down.The diary to get is the Inspire Me diary - or if you want some gratitude, then I really liked the 6 minute diary (owing to design similarities of the covers, I thought this 10 minute planner was by the same people - it isn't). Or make your own planner, which is the conclusion I'm fast coming to...

I purchased this planner with the intention to use it as a gift for someone else, but I had sneaky look inside and I'm afraid to say it but I'm keeping for myself and I'm going to use this for my 2019 diary!I'm studying for my new job and this is ideal to organise my every day life and tasks around my studying times. Its excellently made and well thought up and most of all it's such a reasonable price compared to the competitors such as the Happiness Planner. I will definitely purchase another one! Thank you.