Description
- Premium 100gsm Paper: Enjoy a luxurious writing experience with our notepad’s high-quality 100gsm paper that ensures minimal ink bleed and a smooth surface for effortless note-taking.
- Generous 62 Pages: This notepad boasts a generous 62-page count, providing you with ample space to jot down your daily tasks, goals, and reminders without worrying about running out of pages too quickly.
- Elegant Pastel Tones: Add a touch of sophistication to your daily planning with our pastel-toned notepad, featuring soft and soothing colors that elevate your workspace and make organization a delightful experience.
- Optimal 7×10 Inch Size: Our 7×10-inch dimensions strike the perfect balance between portability and usability, making it convenient for both home and on-the-go use while accommodating all your essential tasks.
- Versatile Planning Tool: Whether you’re a student, professional, or busy parent, this to-do list notepad is designed to help you stay organized, manage your priorities, and achieve your goals with style and efficiency.
Cajun Barb –
This is a great organizer for weekly tasks! The color coordination of days makes it great to differentiate visually very quickly. I was surprised at how thick this was! I didn’t expect it to be such good quality. If you’re someone who is looking for a weekly organizer, I’d recommend end! I like being able to see my tasks for the week, in detail. So this has been a lot more successful for my adhd, visual learning brain.
Carolyn Belko –
Such a great place for a daily note dump. The days are different colors with lines, and a place for notes. It’s a nice-sized pad, not too small, and not too big so I can carry it between work and home for when I telework. There are a lot of pages, but I’m pretty sure that for folks who are busy, they’ll go through it fairly quickly.
What I really like is that each section has a little checkbox before each line. For people who like to complete their lists, having this little box is golden. On other checklists, I would have to make my own boxes.
The other think I really like about this being a colored notepad, is that you can find it in a shuffle of papers and files. I have so much white paper and white paper calendars, that I am always losing my notepads and lists. Even using the legal yellow paper isn’t helpful. But having something with pinks, blues, and oranges, helps me pick it out in a pinch so I can stash it, refer to it, or add to it.
Convenient and fun, I highly recommend it.
Michelle Brandel –
I love the quality and the way this is designed to help me stay organized with work tasks.
Caroline –
I’m really happy with this calendar/notepad. It’s undated, so you can use it whenever and however you need to, and the color combination has a pleasant “pop” without being too loud or busy. Beyond appearance, this is also helpful for keeping important notes literally eye-catching, especially if you’ve got a lot of information on the calendar. The pages are sturdy (not sure what the gsm is, but they’re definitely not flimsy–I’d say the pages are about as heavy as regular printer paper) and tear off easily and are easily affixed with tape, magnets, etc. Definitely recommend.
Jackie –
My husband and I have come to
Rely on this weekly calendar to keep us organized. Easy to plan ahead. Only thing I wish is separate block for Saturday and Sunday instead of weekend sharing 1 block
Caroline –
Something I struggle with, like any online reseller, is listing. Sourcing is fun, actually selling is the goal, so that’s great, but listing. Ugh. What a drag. That’s how you end up with what is called in reselling land as “Death Piles.”
I’ve tried different ways to organize myself with listing, largely to make….lists of what I’m gonna list. This often is informed by trends, what I have and timing: what time of year, how long I have until a certain holiday and available shipping time.
That’s where this organizer comes in. I looked this over and thought: this is where my listing planning has fallen short. I need to see, over each week, what I’m getting listed, and plan it on, say the Sunday before, for the week. I can use my calendar that’s already set up to know what days are unavailable due to doctor’s appts (and I have a bunch of those) and then look at my inventory (death pile….sad) and take out what will be listed that week. List on this planner and…start my week. Planning achieved, stuff listed – still gotta do it, but at least there is a PLAN. Usually, it’s so easy to just miss, without that plan.
I’ll add photos the first time I run through this. What’s helpful is that this pad of really nice quality paper has over 1 year of sheets, so I can try this before we start with the new year, and see what needs adjustment. And the price of about $8 knocks traditional planners out cold.
I like it.
Molly Dinning –
This helped me stop procrastinating!!! A great tool to help me prioritize my busy life. I like the colors and the different categories give me a good lens for each day. Also the fact that it is flat allows me to carry it in a folder when necessary.
Jackie –
I am absolutely loving this very eye catching weekly organizer for work. I write the current week in red fine point marker on the calendar and leave the other print black. I love how many components there are to this!
You when the days of the week to do list. The “notes” spot at the bottom. The weekend planner/to do list. The weekly habit tracker. And then the little space at the top left for writing. It’s wonderful and I will absolutely be buying again when I have used all of the pages to this.
I get asked about this constantly in my office. It keeps me organized and helps with time management. I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone whom works in an office or just needs some daily/weekly organization in their life. This is a game changer!