GoalsSpace 2025 Undated Daily Planner - A5 Vegan Leather - Productivity & Procrastination Journal - Includes Stickers & Gift Box - For All

My new Goalsspace journal arrived a couple of days ago . I like it. Black and yellow design is striking. The size is slightly smaller than my usual notebooks but this is a specific daily / monthly journal that means it’s a stylised template that you need to use. Page structure is lean - minimal waste with two days per page sheet and it’s not for long winded analysis but rather an essential overview of the day. Its got a nice kaizen feel. It’s certainly feels good to hold, the cover thickness material is a touch thicker than I need but gives the book a solid feel. With the nice touches of pen holder, rear inside pocket, dual page ribbons and elastic page loop along with some great questions to get you thinking it’s designed with a well meaning intention to help you get momentum building. Tracking is always a habit I find tougher I usefully prefer free form notes and some of the bullet journal ideas, mixed with my own ideas. However the goalsspace journal is a really appealing, useful and well crafted journal, with some really great typography - a productivity tool I am happy to recommend.

It's a bit expensive, but the materials are really high quality and it has enough pages for a year. Every page is actually two days so the space is limited. However, it's undated so you could potentially use half a page for the morning and half a page for the evening, I guess.Some of their claims about "Japanese method" and scientifically proven seem a little excessive. There's a couple of pages at the beginning that describe a Japanese method but very little practical indication of how to implement it within the agenda. There's a suggestion about having an infinite list of goals and tasks, but there's hardly any space for an infinite list.Every page has a space for goals, notes, habits, sports and a few more things.At the end there are a bunch of empty pages you can organise as yuu'd like.There's also an envelope on the last page to add little notes and post-its.

Really nicely done, solid planner, with stiff cover and good quality paper.Allows you to gather all plans, goals and maybes and sort out according to cathergories. It also includes bucket lists of some sort. Have not used it yet, but I'm off to a good start with that product. The rest is up to me, how and when I'm gonna use it.

I wanted a no frills easy to use planner and this is definitely that. Simple day to day use and not clogged up with a load of boxes I don't need. I like that fact that the days just roll across the pages, 2 on a page, 4 on a double means you're not tied to calendar weeks and your goals can carry over without feeling guilty about missing a day. My stickers were not of much use as the 2022 ones received only go up to May 2022, which is a bit of a shame. Super stylish design (love the black page edges) means it's the envy of my colleagues already.

- Overpriced for what it is- Mistakes made (What should be March is February on the Calendar)- Links provided do not work i.e. help links- Poor communication from company, they ask for feedback via email and do not respond.- They say you can claim a 'free pen' but then hear nothing back when you try to claim.Seems like they are just in it for the money and have not created this product for the customer.

After trying to organize myself for quite some time, I have finally found the solution.1. The quality is very good. Feels very tactile, quality paper, pen holder, double page markers and elastic to hold the planner shut.2. Organizational sense. Well laid out, all areas covered, and some I didn't even consider.3. Fit for purpose. Absolutely. Finally a planner that makes sense!Additionally a purposeful introduction, identifying what Kaizen means, efficiency and some nice quotes, which I will not reveal and spoil. Overall I am very satisfied with this planner and would recommend to anyone trying to get organized, but organized efficiently.

As soon as I opened the journal, I could both feel and see the quality of the product. I love the inclusion of the Japanese culture pages, they really set this journal apart from all the others. Also, the inclusion of pages to list books you want to read and movies you want to watch is a nice touch. Both monthly and daily planner pages follow, again beautifully laid out, making the journal simple to use. There are even a few blank pages at the back to allow you to be as creative as you wish.Overall, this beautiful journal is an essential purchase, offering a stunning way to plan your daily life.

Too many odd mistakes In the planner which are off infuriating. Take for instance the pages with the whole month on them, they have listed the days of month on side leaving you to number boxes yourself. This doesn't work as in August the month starts on a Sunday, this leaves the first 7 days unusable and means you run out of boxes as it only leaves 30 when the month has 31 days. There are also these weird calendar stickers which make no sense on where you are supposed to use them. It says follow the link to the webpage for info but link takes you to blank page. Tik tok videos also don't explain. The stickers also have two February's but no March. The whole planner has been put together by someone with no attention to detail. The fact it was 20£ beggars belief.