{this post is not sponsored, these are my opinions}

My Mid-Year Day Designer finally came in the mail this week! After using what feels like every type of planner/agenda possible, the Day Designer has been the only one that has given me the space and ability to have everything I need in one place.

As a college student, I am heavily involved on campus and often have several club deadlines, meetings, conference calls, and presentations in addition to my usual 17 credit semester course load. In addition to this, I’m a blogger with several personal deadlines a week.

Traditional planners usually only offer about 5 or six lines for each day of the week to write everything that needs to get done. Using traditional planners I would often find myself carrying around either a second agenda or a small notebook to scribble down to-do lists and deadlines. My second semester freshman year Alyssa, of Alyssa Bags, gave me my first Day Designer. I had never had something be so perfect.

Finally there was a place where I could write down all of my personal and professional goals, my 12 month plan, and my favorite part is that each day (except for weekends) has a dedicated page! No more using three notebooks for one to-do list. I could finally write my schedule and full to-do list in one place.

These are just some of the features of The Day Designer:

12 Months of Dated Pages from June 2016 through May 2017
Two Goal Planning Worksheets
Daily Planning Pages with Scheduling from 5am to 9pm
Daily Inspirational Quotes
Today, To-Do, Dinner, Gratitude, Top 3 To-Do Prompts, Notes and more!
Combined Weekend Pages with Overview of Upcoming Week
Gold Foil Monthly Tabs
Two-Page Monthly Views with a Monday Start Day for Each Week
Two-Page Yearly View with a Monday Start Day for Each Week
Daily Pages and Monthly Spreads Marked with U.S. holidays
Tear-Out Pages in the Front and Back of Book to Protect Inside Pages
Inside Front Cover Pocket with Teal Cover Liner

Using a full on day planner scared me at first, I even ended up using one of the Day Designer for Blue Sky Planners in the fall because I felt awkward carrying around a legit day planner to my 8ams. But I realized I would much rather feel a little awkward than have to carry 3 notebooks that one Day Designer could do job of.

If you’re heading off to college, or are already in college, and are a Type A personality like me, investing in a Day Designer may be one of the best things you’ll ever do for yourself.

If you’ve already purchased your Day Designer, which cover style did you get?! I’m in love with my Spotty Dot!

xoxo

AME

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