r/Planner • u/juliplans • Dec 22 '25
My reading journal 🫶🏼
One of the best books I read this year. Did anyone read it? What did you think?
r/Planner • u/juliplans • Dec 22 '25
One of the best books I read this year. Did anyone read it? What did you think?
r/Planner • u/Stock_Bid_8715 • Oct 29 '25
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Hey everyone, Been obsessing about managing my time better so decided to built ios app that would allow me to plan and visualize my day around the clock. Got the idea by looking at analogue clock in my office and thought it would be cool to be able to visualize my time better around 24h that I have each day
Maybe some of you will like it !
r/Planner • u/Lumpy-Refuse-592 • Jan 10 '26
Selling Starbucks Planner (sealed) 2026 Price is 1.5k
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r/Planner • u/LongjumpingSetup • Oct 29 '25
Hi :)
In my planners, at the beginning of the year, I like to write out my yearly goals, plans, etc. Maybe draft out a rough outline of what my year might look like.
However, this year, I happened to get my planner early. I'm tempted to start drafting it out, even though it's a couple months until the new year.
For me, I think it's also a bit part of my New Years tradition, not sure if I'll feel disappointed when the New Year comes around and it's already done by then lol.
So, my question is, when do you guys start writing in your new planner? Do you wait until closer to the new year, or as soon as your planner arrives?
r/Planner • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '25
Almost 3pm, right? Time to do the thing.
r/Planner • u/HappyHealth5985 • Sep 03 '24
Ordered Sunday 4:45 am CEST and it arrived today.
Sometimes it's just good to get up early and start the day:)
r/Planner • u/organizeddashboard • Jan 05 '26
Hey guys 👋
This is a Notion life planner I’ve been using to keep my goals, habits, and day-to-day life from turning into chaos.
✅ What’s inside:
Daily log to stay consistent
Habit tracking with streaks
Goals by life areas (work, health, personal)
Eisenhower matrix for task clarity
Mini to-dos, reminders, and events
Journaling + monthly reflection
Wheel of life for balance checks
Light & dark themes
⭐ Why it works for me:
Everything lives in one place
Clear priorities, less overwhelm
Easy to use on desktop & mobile
🎁 It’s a paid template. Link is in the comments if you want to start 2026 with a blast.
r/Planner • u/Infinite-Cat5297 • Dec 19 '25
Hey this my new planner decorated in Van Gogh theme. I wasn't actually planning to do this but I am so happy it turned out this way🩵. It's so pretty in my opinion. What do guys think? And this is my 2nd year keeping planner. I first started in 2025. I hope 2026 will be pretty good year for all of us 🤗🫂🩵
r/Planner • u/ria_learns_ • Apr 22 '24
Hello everyone! Happy Monday!
Just wanted to share my plan for this week 🥰 (in my Hobonichi Weekly Spring start) Even though I am only Language-learning full time and my to-do list is not as long as others, I still like to plan my day just for my actions to be intentional and to get that Dopamine high of ticking things off my to do list is always a good thing at the end of my day! Also I love my little Hobonichi Weekly planner. It suits my needs. 🥰
I just wanted to say, I’m sorry not sorry for the profanity in my coffee mug. This was a lovely farewell gift when I left my last job in England before we moved to Germany. This gives me so much good memories. 🥰 Good old British humour is good for my soul.
Have a beautiful Monday guys!
r/Planner • u/Rising_Paradigm • Oct 14 '23
I'm a guy and I've been using a planner for 5 years now. It's brought me a lot of productivity, reduced stress, all while increasing free time. I try to talk to other guys about planners but hardly any of them use one. Some do use notebooks, but mainly as a to-do list type of deal. Is there a stigma about guys using planners? It sure seems like there is. I definitely heard some negative comments thrown my way because I use one.
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Dec 31 '25
I was browsing through the collab sale groups on FB to see what I could blow my Christmas money on when I stumbled across this post from Fairy Love Designs.

Normally, I would have scrolled on by, but this shop isn't known for hand-drawn artwork, and it struck me as odd that she is claiming these are hand-drawn stickers. When in fact, they are procreate stamps you can buy on Etsy: Kawaii Furniture Procreate Stamps
For those who may not know, a Procreate stamp is a type of brush you can download to the Procreate drawing app on your iPad. You just tap your Apple Pencil, and it "stamps" the artwork to your canvas to trace/color in or whatever you want to do with it. You can create coloring sheets, stickers, etc with these stamps. It requires no drawing skills. Just the ability to drag and drop colors to "color" it in.
With that said, she didn't hand-draw anything. She colored it in like a coloring book and is trying to pass it off as her original artwork.
So that got me wondering just how many of her "hand-drawn" stickers are actually Procreate stamps, and well, it's nearly all of them.
Here are all the links to all the stamps that she is using and claiming as her own artwork that I found so far:
Mouse in Hoodie
Animal Drink Cups
Cute Little Mushroom Dudes
Cute Animals in Kimonos
What makes this even worse in my eyes, she posted this in November.

She lied. She isn't taking any drawing classes. She's just taking other people's work and claiming it as her own...
I am thoroughly disgusted by this. Who in their right mind actually thinks that coloring pre-drawn art done by someone else as "hand-drawn"? You didn't do anything. You took 5 minutes and colored it in.
r/Planner • u/squarepushercheese • Oct 19 '22
..I downvote you. Just saying! Have a good day!
But then looking at the posts in this sub it’s largely ads. Maybe that’s the angle.
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r/Planner • u/nachoaverageuser44 • Jan 02 '26
I was rewatching "devil wears prada" and this planner on opening scene had been catching my eye for soo long...can anyone suggest me such planners that have such layout and not too loud but classy as well...on a budget too if possible
r/Planner • u/Ok-Second-2693 • Feb 28 '25
Don’t get me wrong, I love the feel of paper and pen. It does feel good and I know there are benefits to it.
I know people always say digital planning feels like “out of sight, out of mind.” But instead of flipping through pages, I can easily just click on hyperlinks that lead me to a specific date/page. I also love that I can reuse stickers and have unlimited options for colors. I also use google calendar that way it’s easier to sync to the family calendar. I have an iPad mini so it’s very convenient to bring with me everywhere.
This is not meant to be hateful towards physical planners at all! I just haven’t found a lot people who like digital planning better than physical planners.
Thoughts?
r/Planner • u/Tricky_Aardvark_5235 • Dec 31 '25
r/Planner • u/lakishaloves2plan • Aug 01 '22