I've been using bloom planners Vision Planner for a little over a year now. (Mine is a different cover/color scheme, but that particular one is sold out).
It has a page for setting goals and breaking those goals down into actionable steps at the beginning of each month, which I have found really helpful. I'm not saying it was responsible for me finishing a fanwork for the first time since 2017 last year, or responsible for me going back to college, but I find the structure works really well for me :)
I also like the goal setting worksheets at the front of the planner- I don't do all of them at once I work on them off and on when I need the inspiration.
Downsides with it are the daily columns are kind of narrow, there's no habit tracker (although I do draw one up myself in the 'notes' column of the weekly spreads), and the paper is kind of midrange. Not terrible, but not premium either.
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Date: 2022-02-05 11:26 pm (UTC)It has a page for setting goals and breaking those goals down into actionable steps at the beginning of each month, which I have found really helpful. I'm not saying it was responsible for me finishing a fanwork for the first time since 2017 last year, or responsible for me going back to college, but I find the structure works really well for me :)
I also like the goal setting worksheets at the front of the planner- I don't do all of them at once I work on them off and on when I need the inspiration.
Downsides with it are the daily columns are kind of narrow, there's no habit tracker (although I do draw one up myself in the 'notes' column of the weekly spreads), and the paper is kind of midrange. Not terrible, but not premium either.