Task Planner Weekly Action Pad by BestSelf V2 — ToDo Notepad Planning Tool Designed to Optimize Your Week, Effectively Manage Task, Boost Productivity and Maximize Results — 52 Tear Off Sheets

I bought this planner a while ago to try to help me remember and get more organized. I unfortunately procrastinated using it until very recently but have found it to be very helpful.This is a weekly planner version and I also got a project planner version as well. This pad has 100 sheets that have a perforated edge so you can rip them out when you were done or take them with you wherever you need to go if you do not wish to bring the whole book. I have lots of ideas sometimes but don't necessarily know how to break them down and this planner forces you to dissect everything on paper. It asked for an action plan, a discription, a priority, your estimated time and then when you start and finish. For someone with ADD this can be a rude awakening for how long you think something will take opposed to how much it actually takes. It's actually a good way to realistically look at how you are managing your time. The back of each paper has little dots so if you want to write more, it will provide a guide for strait line writing.I highly recommend it for people that may struggle to keep on track during the week. You could actually have one for home and then have a separate one for work tasks as well.

First off, I've been a fan of BestSelf Journal for years & this is my first time getting their Weekly Action Pad. When I saw this action pad, I knew I had to get it to keep myself on track with my goals, especially during this shelter-in-place time where it's so easy for us to lose track of time.What I love about them:1. There's a link on the back of the pad & QR code to take you to a site where they provide video tutorial on how to use this product.2. I love the fact that this is a horizontal/landscape sized notepad, so it fits in between me & my keyboard so i don't have to move my keyboard to write down tasks or notes into this pad. It is a spiral notepad, so it doesn't take much of a space horizontally while it has plenty of room to write in.3. It has good paper quality. The paper doesn't bleed even when I write using a fountain pen.4. I love how they designed this pad. It has a column for tasks, priority column so you can sort your tasks based on importance, it has column for time estimate to complete a task - very useful when you need to schedule big tasks into several day span. It also has a column for due date, column to label categorize the task whether it's an energizing task, draining, or neutral - helps you to schedule the task into what time of the day so you can beat procrastination. Then it also has a checkmark column where you can check off your task once it's completed.5. It has semi-lined section in the front where you can write down important dates/notes for the week.6. Underneath it, it has dotted section that I use to track my habits for that week.7. The page behind it has dotted grid, so you can scribble & write down anything you like. I use it as a space for my weekly review.8. There are 52 sheets, so good to plan for the whole year & the pages are perforated.I love having this action pad so I can see what I need to do for the whole week. Having it all written down & categorized tasks by priority, time estimate, energy level definitely have made me more productive. I definitely recommend this pad if you want to get stuff done in a week towards your goal.

The media could not be loaded.  This weekly planning tool is something I didn’t realize I would benefit from until I started using it. The pad itself isn’t too flimsy and the spiral rings appear to be durable even after a few weeks of use. I haven’t experienced any ink bleeding through but I don’t use markers.Depending upon how you use this planning pad, you may be able to get two to three weeks out of each page. The backside of the pages have dot grids. Personally I haven’t found a way to use those yet.I love how adaptable this pad is as well. I’m personally using it for weekly task tracking but have a few pages reserved for major household projects where I’ve been able to use the template to break out time estimates and priorities.This is definitely a must-have if you love to plan. I use it alongside a traditional monthly planner and a bullet journal. This pad serves as a solid in-between for those weekly and short-term to-dos. Highly recommend!

Just when you think you’ve seen them all…organizer to do list serious addict here😂. Really, at some point how do you reinvent the wheel? Well they did and it’s beautiful and delicious and terrifically helpful. A pleasure to use!!!

I am sure this would be great for someone else. Wasn’t what I was wanting