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Where's my planner nerds at?!

You know who you are ;) What planner do you like to use & why? I've enjoyed Lily Pulitzer, Erin Condren, Plum Paper, and the generic Walmart planners. Tell me your favorite! :)

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    I like bloom daily. They have cute designs. It's on the smaller side, but I only use it for school purposes, so there's enough space for me. However, for those who use it for everything (family events, etc.) you may need a different one.

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    the new Erin condren being released next week will have two different styles!!

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    I'm planning to buy the UnCalendar. I love how it is set up. I wish they had better colors though, I was hoping to find something similar but a little prettier but I haven't found anything yet.

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    I have the uncalendar and I love it! I have the full size and half size. It definitely has plenty of space and I love the layout.

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    I was looking through the Facebook reviews for ec. Not very thrilled, several people have had their credit card info stolen, and customer service is really bad. Now I'm not so sure if I want to risk buying ec. What's the next best planner?

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    I had the Uncalendar a couple of years ago. The layout was great, but it's so plain that I really wanted something a bit more aesthetically pleasing. I got an Erin Condren for the last school year, and while I do love how beautiful it is, there just isn't enough room to write down all the stuff for myself, my husband, my kids, and nursing school. I'll be going back to the Uncalendar for the fall semester, more than likely.

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    It's been years since I was a student, but to keep track of my life (work schedule, call schedule, bills to pay, etc.) I really like the Emily Ley Simplified Planner. Month at a glance plus daily pages. M-F are a full page with hourly schedule on one side, a to do list, notes, and something else on the other. Weekends (S-S) share a page and are split into AM/lunch/PM with a short to do list, notes, on the other half. Also has inspirational quotes on each page. A little large if you're looking for something to carry around in a purse, but it works well for me. Her website (not sure if I can post it, but just Google Emily Ley and you'll find it) also has a free printable library, including a daily planner sheet that is very similar to what is in the full planner.

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    When I was in school, I loved one I found on Etsy. I was able to personalize the classes I wanted (I also had sections for personal and work) and it would come preprinted with my the sections I wanted.

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/PlumPaperDesigns

    I was the perfect size, and I liked it more than my Condrin.

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    When I was in school, I loved one I found on Etsy. I was able to personalize the classes I wanted (I also had sections for personal and work) and it would come preprinted with my the sections I wanted.

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/PlumPaperDesigns

    I was the perfect size, and I liked it more than my Condrin.

    I currently have this type of planner. I love it!! :)

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    I actually LOVE my Vera Bradley student planner!

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    I actually LOVE my Vera Bradley student planner!

    I haven't seen those! Now I have to go look hehe :)

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    I looked at what felt like every planner out there and settled on the Plum Paper Planner. I liked all the layout options, and I really wanted an hourly layout, which they offer. I feel like the hourly layout will be helpful in keeping work and school and my ever changing schedule straight.

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