Reddit reviews JSTORY Medium Monthly Planner Lays Flat Undated Year Round Flexible Cover Goal/Time Organizer Thick Paper Eco Friendly Customizable Stitch Bound A5 16 Months 2 Pack of 18 Sheets Kraft (Brown)
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Size(inches) : 5.90(W) x 8.26(L) / Weight : 0.4 lbMaterial : Paper, 12 sheets of high quality paper that doesn't bleed through with any pensDetails :Comes in a variety of colors to choose from. This medium-sized blank planner fits perfectly inside your handbag, school bag, or backpack. Each square has enough space for your quick notes and plans. The planner pages are formatted from Monday through Sunday. Stitch binding provides durability and you will surely love the minimalist style.Uses : Travel or Personal Diary / Food, Meal, Exercise Tracker / Bullet Notes / Daily To do Checklist / School Home work / Office Task Reminder / Scheduler, Organizer/ Recording Progress Report / Monitoring Sales Productivity / Activity Record / Planning / Record book / Doodle notes / Bullet JournalingCountry of Origin: South Korea / The color displayed may vary depending on your screen / Our items are well-made with minimal style, have a guaranteed classic, professional look but definitely fashionable in design and color, and have balanced the art of simplicity.
I actually like that, but it's perhaps a bit too largeish. I'm looking for something the size of a standard piece of paper. Thank you though!
edit: I found this based on your recommendation which appears to be exactly what I was looking for. Thank you! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XHHBYKS/ref=s9_hps_bw_g229_i3
For me, I never put note-taking notes in my journal. I write way too much. But I do make sure to use the same size notebook for my notes, and I tear them out by category and staple them. I don't keep all my notes in one notebook. I'd keep my personal journaling elsewhere as well.
But for my organizational journal, I got a composition notebook - just plain, college-ruled - and started with a blank table of contents. Then I numbered the pages. Then I started with lists - one category per page. I had Books to Read, Movies to See, stuff like that. I added that to the table of contents.
Then I created one page for a week, a box for each day. I later changed one week to a two-page spread. I don't copy the month onto each week. Later, I added a month-at-a-glance page, but even now I keep this monthly planner inside my journal and move it to my newest journal each time.
With the table of contents, I don't have to worry about organization - I look for it in the TOC and find it. With my weeks, however, I ended up putting the next week's page # somewhere: Like, if week of April 23rd is on page 45 and week of April 30th is on page 52, I'll write "next week page 52".
And if I start a page and it's not working, I mark it out, cross it out on the TOC, and start again on another page.
Just start... that's really all my advice! There are no mistakes!