Clever Fox Planner PRO Schedule – Undated Weekly & Monthly Life Planner with Time Slots, Appointment Book & Daily Organizer, A4 (Purple)

The Hourly Premium Pro of Legend Planner & Clever Fox are pretty similar (owned by same company), so I'm writing this to help make my decision, here's the main differences (might have to right click save to zoom in to see pictures):TL;DR: If you want to stay more on top of your finances every month, go with the Clever Fox Premium Pro for the budget review section. Although if that doesn't matter, or you use google spreadsheets for that. Go with the Clever Fox Pro for the same spacious/cleaner/lighter aesthetic and you get to start the week w/ monday & have the weekly review questions. 90% of this planner will be spent on the weekly section anyways. If you want all of that, plus more questions in the front; just a darker more compact style to fit the extra habit/to-do list. Go with the Legend Planner.Here’s the breakdown:Cover: Both are nice, CF is a leather cover, LP is more of a snake skin leather feel. I like the Legend Planner’s a little more, more heavy & glossy. Fingerprints & dirt stick to the black matte CF PP cover so get a different color, idk why they would make them all leather aside from that color? The silver black is more grey blue. The green looks better. (1 point LP)Opening Goals/Self Discovery Section: CFPP & CFP are the exact same. LP has same questions as CF plus more, and a place to write your 50 dreams. Main difference, in CF you write your life area goals in 1 Vs. 5, 10,20 year's versus LP's current situation/my vision/why i want it/my strategy. LP's 3 Month goal section has an action step section to break down, CF doesn't, just a blank page for mind mapping...CF PP has it chronologically every 3 months, LP has all 4 3 month sections in front. (1 point Legend Planner)Weekly Section: Writing space is 1% bigger in Fox planner, just room for one less habit/ to do list. The LP is almost a lil too small, I’d get an extra fine point pen for it. Also no weekly wins/what made me happy/lessons learned/how ill improve section on CF Premium Pro, but there is on the non-premium version? CF PP starts with sunday, not monday. (Minus 1 point CF PP)Monthly Section: Monthly review in LP & CF are basically the same questions. The wording & space is nicer in the clever fox. CF premium pro gives you the monthly budget review that's a game changer. When you keep track of your expenses & profits every month & turn it into a game, you’ll make more money. LP has an expense tracker in the back (as does CF PP), but the monthly budget review questions are better for brainstorming. The CFP doesn't have a budget/expense section but has a few more questions in the monthly review. (1 point CF PP)Month at a Glance: All 3 are the same, except more writing room for monthly goals in the CF. LP you focus on only 4 goals for the month. The premium pro is in chronological order, so you don't have to flip between the monthly reviews, budget & weekly section. (1 point CF PP)Overall: Choose whatever planner you think you'll actually use more & be more productive with.Weekly Vs. Daily Vs. Hourly: The weekly planners are easier to write in since the to-do list section is in the center & not corners of the page...but you will get a lot more done with an hourly planner since you hold yourself accountable by the hour. I'm much less productive with daily planner since I can't see the whole week to plan ahead & live day by day instead. I only use a daily planner if I’m reverse engineering a 12 week goal & keeping track of my daily progress.Honorable Mention: Life Planner by Freedom Journal has the most thought out pages on how to actually manifest your goals that would be very useful to have as a reminder & has a better monthly/weekly review & question section...but the writing space is so small & doesn't lay as flat as these others so automatically disqualified. It would have been the winner if they made the book bigger & gave it a hard cover.

I just received this planner today. I’ve been using Erin Condren planners for a few years, but wanted something more geared towards goals, habits, etc. This planner is great because it covers areas of life- health, spiritual, goals, all that stuff. I was surprised at how beautiful it is. Overall, I’m very very happy with it!pro’s:-high quality, thick paper.-pages for goals, habits, planning, monthly reviews, and even a vision board page which I love.- I really appreciate how holistic both the monthly calendars and the weekly days are. They include areas for all aspects of life, including spiritual growth and habit tracking. Exactly what I was looking for.- large with plenty of room to write and take notes.Con’s:-agree with others that the packaging for this planner is ridiculous. It came in a plastic wrap only. Not even in an Amazon box. Not great for paper and there’s no reason the company can’t protect it with a box.- another reviewer noted: the monthly calendar pages are all lumped together, then the weekly pages follow that- basically 2 different sections. I prefer the month calendar, then the weekly pages that follow and go with that month. Not a huge deal, but may really bother others.- undated! While I understand the flexibility with an undated planner, I need many months ahead already labeled because of how I plan. So, I’ve had to fill out the entire year.I’d love for the company to create a second, dated version.

I love this planner. It is SOLID. You can write in the dates, which is great so you don’t have to worry if you’re like me and go periods of time without using it. It is pretty big, so if you’re looking for something small, you might want to find a different size. There is nothing thin about this planner, so if you need something thin.. this isn’t it. I absolutely love this planner and all the personalization it allows for! Great price for what you get.

This is my 3rd purchase of this planner. It has everything I need.However, there are two things I feel could be improved.1) In the monthly view Wednesday is on the right page, and in the weekly view Wednesday is on the left page. It may not seem like a big deal but several times now I have made the error transcribing an appointment that should have been Wednesday on to Thursday in the weekly view because visually I was thinking it belonged on the right hand side of the book. Sure, since it has happened I should mentally make a note ... did that ... still apparently use visual cues instinctually. lol2) Could be my age (bifocal glasses), could be my chest preventing the book from being closer, but there are times I wish the planner could just be folded in half so that I can see it up close and write in it up close. :-D At times it just feels like a wrestling match and it makes me more likely to use a spiral composition book than my loved and expensive planner. :-) I've considered taking it to Office Depot for them to deconstruct and make a spiral book. But the additional cost and loss of writing area has prevented me. If it was identical to this book and came in spiral - that would be heaven :-)Apart from that ... I love it. I love the weight of the pages, how pens write on them, the fact that you can't see writing on the back of the page. I love all the sections, I love all the blank pages I can use for ideas and projects.It's definitely the planner for me. <3 <3

I really like this planner except for the weight. It is heavy. The paper is very nice and thick. The placeholder ribbons are perfect to jump to each section making it easy to use. I like the layout of the week and month and the ability to work towards my goals. The pocket in the back is very handy and the stickers are fun.Overall it is great for my needs but I find myself unable to take it everywhere at times due to the weight. I will keep using it but might try another slimmer/lighter version next time.