Weekly Schedule Pad, Tear Off Undated Weekly Planner Notepad, A4 Size (8,3" X 11,7"), Premium Thick Paper with Cardboard Back Support, Weekly Desk Planner by Hadigu

Bought this for my elderly parents. They have benefited form forgetting medication times and dosages. I also add notes on the edges for reference. Simple and convenient.

The media could not be loaded. The world has gone digital but I love having an agenda in front of me love this one!

Like the tear away design & how there is limited wording. This allows user to write in only what they need, as they go. This is helpful so user does not feel overwhelmed as if they have “fallen behind” (like w/ predated alternatives). You can always start fresh!

Effective pad with the space needed for organization.

I love this simplistic style for scheduling or planning. I was using it to keep track of my kids' homeschool subjects. I like that there is a different slot for every hour and they are big enough to split into half hour sections.

I like the product but when I got it the notepad was torn in two at the top of the pad, so it was no longer connected together. Was going to return it but I really needed it so I’m going to make it work. Other than that it has great thickness and is really nice.

This planner is easy to use and hour/half hour segments. This will be helpful for my kids' school classes in the fall. It will help to keep them on schedule. I was disappointed that it was not wrapped together and was delivered in three pieces, instead of one full pad.Thank you for the item, this is my honest opinion.

I'm a big fan of Laura Vanderkam. Her main idea is that you have 168 hours in a week and can choose what to do with them. She advocates periodically tracking your time to make sure that you are using your time according to what's important to you. When I first started, I realized that I was using my time in ways that didn't make me happy. I felt like I didn't have time to do the things I wanted to do.Fast forward almost 15 years later and I am still using this practice every quarter to first track how I'm using my time and then plan how I'd rather use it. I'm embarrassed to say that for the last 15 years I've used random pieces of paper that don't make me happy. Sometimes I drew my own lines. Or used lined paper. Or dot grid. I know some people prefer spreadsheets but I really think best with paper.So I decided enough was enough, I'd find something better. I really didn't want a planner. I wanted a pad of pages I could rip off when I was done and then start a new one. This was literally exactly what I've always needed. For almost 15 years since I heard an interview with her when her book "168 Hours" came out.I've used it for my usual quarterly time tracking. But my kids were curious so I also helped each of them track their own time. We then worked on improving our schedule as a family. It was a great experience! I ended up changing around my schedule so that all my Monday and Tuesday zoom meetings and other scheduled work was on Tuesdays and on Mondays I just do my more flexible work in order to be more available for my kids at the beginning of the week. We've only tried it once so far (I'm writing this review on a Wednesday after having tracked time for a week and then made our new plans) but it's really improved how our week goes.Having the whole process visual like this has really increased my kids' buy in with the whole household management process. They are much more game to lay out their things the night before now that they've seen that they do it more than twice as quickly at night and get to sleep in a little in the morning!The pad has 50 sheets, which is great! I won't run out for awhile. But the kids want to track our time again in a month to see what difference our changes have made. So with all of us using it often, and we also used several sheets to play around with new schedules, I'm guessing I'll be buying another one before a year. I'm really glad they are undated because they would never work for my purposes with dates!