I like the product and was using it when I worked. Since I retired I discovered that I couldn't remember appointments because I wasn't writing them down. So, I kept using my planner, downsized to pocket. I just carried the monthly planner until the convienently located store went away. I had to order the daily planner but discovered I liked to use both.

None

Murray, UT

The product is very good, but I don't understand why the price of the cover changed between the definition of the order (on february) and the finalizing of the order (March). It pass from 12 $ to 49 $ and that's why I haven't buy it.

dbonaffi

Chiesina Uzzanese (ITALY)

Don't like the changes made in the new edition. The 12 month section is no longer wire bound, and there are not protruding monthly tabs which made it quick and easy to access those months. This cause you to fumble through to get to a specific month. I cut the tabs out of my 2013 planner and attached them to the new so I had similar format that I was used to. Was removing the wire bound section to reduce costs? The change does make the planner thinner and lighter, but I prefer the old version with the wire bound 12 month section.

Tmuchacho

Beaufort, SC

Although these booklets can be used for just about any type of note-taking (subject to your budget), I find their best use for reference lists and for lesson planning (I am a college professor).

Mervan-CUNY

New York

Good time management

The planner

Aurora, Colorado

Had a hard time finding this booklet style layout. Customer service understood what I was looking for and found it quickly for me - friendly service to boot. I hope they never stop carrying this product, because booklet style is difficult to find.

Picky Mia

Denver, CO

This was offered with the set at a discount; I'm still not sure of its best use. I would have preferred perforated or removable pages in a standard size.

Seth

Chicago, IL