How to Find A Perfect Planner!

[@malsbals]

Do I already have my Cousin for 2024? Yes. Am I going to watch this video anyway? 💯

[@malsbals]

Also, I need horizontal Gantt (sp?) in my life….next time!

[@BlueHorseStitchers]

My problem is, I think they're ALL perfect! 😂

[@chaotixheart]

Honestly 😅😂

[@mellow-jello]

Glad you went over the wide array of planners during planner season time. Had I lived in NYC, you would see me there often, lol. In its place, it gave me inspiration to make my own custom planner that I will adopt to my TN & Hobonichi Techo. Wish me luck.

[@HeidiRaatz]

Excellent overview! Love how you started out with the key questions: thinking about purpose and style of planning. I think one of the many reasons why folks love the planners from Hobonichi or Kokuyo Jibun is because they combine one or more of these formats in different sections (ex. monthly grid + daily pages). Then the decision making comes down to factors like paper and size for portability (or not). Daisy, I agree with you about the Hobonichi A6 Techo Planner, for me it's a perfect fit. ✍️

[@2152133]

❤❤❤ I cannot wait to visit your store! I used one wall calendar last year. After watching all your planner videos, I now have 5 and still want more.

[@Angela-lu1fp]

I have tried various different planners (Pal, Weeks, Jibun Techo Days, Jibun Techo regular, English A6 Hobonichi planner, Scribbles that matter a5, bullet journal, happy planner) I have come to realize that I need two planners (one for work and projects, one for journaling/everything else). After trying all these planners I realize that I need one that has a weekly format (all other formats are secondary), it needs to be A6 or weeks in size (easy to carry), has to be fountain pen friendly. It needs to be dated (cause I don't like making my own spreads), has to be somewhat pleasing to look at. Planner season has been so overwhelming to me and I still having some trouble deciding on my second planner (I have chosen the common planner in a6 size for my work/projects). An now I am trying to decide what to do with my personal planner, I have three choices one is actually Yoseka Lab two month planner and just using that until I can decide, or I was going to try Wonderland 222, or Hobnonchi Original A6 English. Anyways I love the video and it is just what I needed.

[@RG-yf3uj]

This was really helpful. Thanks Daisy! I'm still hardcore horizontal memo w/monthly's. Tried vertical but it really doesn't work for me. I do use regular horizontal for some things but for my catch all EDC definitely horizontal memo

[@xxflipchick22xx]

This was such a good video! Very informative and clearly laid out. I will reference it in the future. Now I kinda feel like one of the planners I bought for 2024 may not work for me. 🤔

[@Unicornmail]

Daisy! This was so helpful! This years planner season really overwhelmed me at some point. Wanted to go with Sterling Ink booklets but I’m undecided since it uses bible paper and I already have my hobonichi set up for next year.

[@sirjoe88]

Loved this video. I’ve been trying to just this and this helped me so much to pick the one that will work best for me.

[@KathyLop1956]

Excellent video, very comprehensive. I am a multi- journal person…Hobonichi A5,A6… Weeks,Travelers regular and passport, and I am really enjoying the Hobonichi 5 year that I started last year.

[@pattern-shift]

This was so insightful. The Bullet Journal of course is a perfect mix of everything because you can pick and choose what you need and try out new layouts whenever you like. The original method offers ideas to what works best within the method (a mix of planning and journaling) but even within the original method there is definitely a lot of space to make it your own. Bullet Journaling brought all my journal needs together but I still LOVE to look at the other formats out there so thank you so much for this video. I’m going to try some new things in my BuJo.

[@Yoseka]

Thanks for watching! Hope you discover some fun new formats!!

[@ChantelleArts]

a gorgeous video, thank you for sharing your insights ❤❤

[@emiliehammerquist6372]

Thank you for this video! So, so helpful!

[@Soyokaze404-yc1dt]

I was just watching a different video, I cant believe you just posted another one! Its my lucky day. Happy Holidays Daisy. I hope you can restock on the Yoseka lucky charm, they are sold out :'(

[@hpysparrow]

LOVED THIS SO MUCH! Very good informationon

[@darkensys]

Such a good video (really helpful). 🤓

[@francestenn7330]

Great overview, I am definitely a monthly planner person and I like the Hobonichi weeks layouts, however I prefer an A5 size

[@lilianamalave3951]

Love all your reviews ! Very helpful as always!

[@basta.dotto_]

Loved the review of the different style formats! Question about the Techo Day-Free A5 and A6: do they have different coloured sections like the Cousin or Plain Notebook, or are the grids on all the pages the same colour (i.e. greyish/purple), like the ones on the A5 and A6 Memo Pads please?

[@Stormbrise]

I am branching out from Hobonichi this year, and if it doesn’t work I will just go back to the Jibun techo vertical weeks and a B6 notebook, be it the JT Idea book, or another B6.

[@sanjilee6148]

I got the Hobonichi A6 planner, Hobonichi weekly and the Hobonichi cousin. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pinkpatx]

Those Gantt chart planners rock! ❤

[@kimberlypearson2018]

I still have trouble deciding between a weekly planer and a daily planner

[@Yoseka]

Guess it depends on what you're using it for!

[@cherylldawnful]

Perfect planner?? I had 4 perfect planners at various times this year! 😂

[@ryanm7426]

It would be very helpful to use planners where the lines are more visible on camera. I had a very difficult time following your recommendations because the lines were not visible and the camera was too zoomed out.