Hadigu Time Blocking Planner Notepad 10"x7" Cardboard Cover, Daily Time Box Planner, Time Management Planner, Undated Daily Schedule Planner ,Daily Planner Notepad, Hourly Planner For Office

I love this thing! Keeps me organized and on point. I use this daily. I will 100% be buying another pad when I get low on pages for this one. It looks exactly as it is pictured, but larger than you might expect. I keep it on my desk and it is soooo handy! The pages are one-sided but there are plenty. they are perforated, so it is easy to tear off as you go, but they do not accidently rip in that annoying way. I would recommend to anyone who is organized-obsessed like me, and definitely freshman in college! Honestly, this is great for just about anyone.

I use this to visualize and plan my day when seeing patients. It works! Clear and to the point.

This notepad is great because it has everything I need to have on my notepads without all of the other stuff I don't. I have plenty of room to track the items I need to do and I actually end up using this to track my weekly to-do lists since there's so much space and I don't want to use up all of the paper. It's the perfect size to sit on my desk and it's perfect for staying organized.

I ordered the 10"x7" Hadigu Time Blocking Planner Notepad. I am a big fan of written planners, as they help me to accomplish more tasks throughout my day. I chose this time blocking notepad planner for my teenage daughter, in hopes of helping her be more productive in her day. This is a simple time blocking tool, but decent paper quality for the price.

This time blocking planner pad is perfect for those who like to schedule out their day in detail. It comes with 30-minute time blocks, a top three priorities section and a gridded notes section, as well as a door hanger with "available" and "do not disturb" sides, all of which is made with high quality paper and materials. People who have ADHD would find it particularly useful as a tool for managing their daily tasks. I got it for my husband who juggles multiple client workloads throughout the day to ensure he doesn't experience "hour loss" when he gets in the zone on a project. He thinks he's going to sit down to work on something for an hour and the next thing he knows 4 hour have past. I've tried gifting him several other types of time organization tools in the past including time management software - I think the simplicity of this pad is what makes it so appealing to him. It doesn't eat up more of his time to update. He makes his plan in the morning in five minutes and it's on his physical desktop throughout the day to keep him on track. If this sounds like something you could benefit from, give it a go. It is reasonably priced at $10.