TWONE Time Management Manual and Planner - 48 Sheets - 130 millimeters by 190 millimeters - Daily Planning - Get Your Life Organized

Flexible and small, yet durable, planner. I love the 24 hr time table, plenty of room to write on and in-between every hour. The priority and to-do lists are great for separating out the majors and minors of your day. There's also little boxes on the to-do list where you can write symbols for completion, a moved task, canceled task, etc.

I ordered 6 of these because from the features pictured on the description page, I was certain these would work well for planning in addition to a calendar planner that is more general. The front and back covers are a light-weight yet sturdy kraft cardboard. There is no logo or writing on the covers, inside or out. The pages are a nice weight of paper and slightly off white. The ink used looks like a gray-brown. The space devoted to each of the categories (Time Table. Important List, To Do List) suits my needs. The little boxes to check following the lines for the To Do List are useful for keeping track, and there is a legend for Ok (Completed), Delay (Reschedule), and Cancel (Did Not Complete or Deleted). There is also a small Memo box for notes. I do not mind the military time used in the Time Table. The notebook does not align perfectly with traditional Bullet Journals, but even though there are methods for correlating what is recorded in a Bullet Journal, I find that a Bullet Journal can be too comprehensive. Also, if I am needing more than one journal, I prefer to designate different journals for different purposes. I prefer have separate journals/notebooks. In one, a yearly calendar/planner (with Intentions and Goals) and daily work focus and to do lists separate from journals/notebooks for project ideas/notes, reflective journaling, lists of items (Collections), etc. The Time Table can be used to designate/record time in two ways. One way would be to use the time slots for planning in advance, using diagonal lines for 1/2 hour intervals. Another way would be to record the starting and ending time of work, projects, appointments, etc - like a time diary. So there is some versatility that can be created using the notebooks. I have a collective cover that has a vertical front pocket and a vertical back pocket. I slide the front cover of my calendar/planner into the front pocket and the back cover of the TWONE time management notebook into the back pocket. The two essential day-to-day needs in two separate journals/notebooks are in one place.

Quality is good enough for daily use. I find the layout very flexible and practical for time blocking, especially with putting daily events. It would be even better if it had a 12 hour time instead of military time. Looks wise, the planner seems simple but good.

I bought two of these for two high school graduates going off to college- they made great graduation gifts!! Also, the layout makes it incredibly easy to use, and since the pages aren't dated, theres no guilt if you go a day without using a planner. The layout is great because it has the times on the side (in military time, so keep that in mind) and you can use it to plan your daily schedule. It's small enough to fit in a purse orbook bag. It also has a beautiful, minimalist cardboard cover- one of the girls I gave it to told me she plans to decorate it! This will be my go-to grad gift going forward (in addition to cash, which every grad can use)!

I don’t have a picture of it anymore however, it’s worth the price, HOWEVER, not enough pages for a whole year, it’s about a semester or less amount of pages. I do like the set up, how the pages have the hours and all, however after I completed the book, I just started to use outlook calendar instead lol

Sept 3rd 2021: I love the planner and it was perfect for all my needs, and the price is worth it! The hour management, the important section, to do list, and memo is everything I use everyday! I just started school and this is definitely something you should get if you want to be organized for the school year! (Teachers would probably appreciate it too lol). Update Jan 13th, 2023: That planner was good and I was able to finish it perfectly for the end of that school year, although as I used it, it didnt perfectly fit MY needs. I recommend this planner for someone who needs to schedule their time a lot which I didn’t really need to do, I just needed to remind myself for any events and such. Overall, this notebook is great, just wasn’t fit for me personally. Now I use a Midori B5 grid paper and I draw my planner from scratch to fit my needs. I’ll still keep this planner as a 5 star ⭐️ because it did the job perfectly :)

With 48 pages printed front and back, this hour-by-hour planner is simple, chic and has room to plan your most important activities.

I really loke this planner! Its small so i can put it into my purse/small bookbag. It has a time section so you can put appointments and plan out your day, A task section so you can chieve small chores, and a little important events sections so you can mention things like when your favorite artist comes out with a new album. Also, I really like how you can add in your dates, so i can put in the dates that I wanna use it. There is enough pages to last about three months so youll have to frequently replace it if your plan on using this throughout the year. Also, the cover is like a thin cardboard or like you put three cardstock papers together if you were wondering. Oh year theres like a mini note section too at the bottom. Overall I am def gonna keep ordering this

Pages are not white they are yellow/cream - the photo makes them look white.

OK not many pages

It is a good book but not worth the price.

Contains more pages than description says but still not enough for an entire year. It got me from Jan 04-May 15 without weekends (ie. Just dating Monday through Friday). Very simple, not horrible but will obviously needs something else for the rest of the year.

Exactly what I needed. A little expensive for what it is though.