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5 Planners You Should Consider Buying For 2017

Let's get shit done together.

Emina Pelja
Jan 09, 2017
Kennesaw State University
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5 Planners You Should Consider Buying For 2017
Brooke Miccio

2017 has arrived and you know what that means...time to pretend like we've got our shit together. At least for the first month, anyway. If you know anything about me, you know how obsessed I am with writing things down. "Emina, how do you get so many things done?" A planner. Just get a planner. It'll solve all of your "I don't have time for anything" problems.

1. BAN.DO 17 Month Medium Agenda ($28)

Ban.do planners are my favorite because they come with stickers and have motivational quotes at the beginning of each month. Not to mention the fun, bright colors that'll make you feel like you're in sixth grade again. Hurry, these babies are almost gone!

2. Passion Planner ($30)

Are you an old soul who just loves a classic, black and white notebook? The Passion Planner is for you. Its intuitive design lets you map out your goals and fill in each time slot by the hour, by day.

3. Sugar Paper White Weekly Planner ($14.99)

Perfect if you need a planner right away because all you have to do is run over to your local Target! The simple, chic design is reminiscent of Kate Spade but without the hefty price tag.

4. Erin Condren Deluxe Monthly Planner ($40+)

If you're looking to customize the crap out of your life, look no further than these planners. In all seriousness, Erin Condren planners are amazing. They are expensive, so I'd recommend investing only if you're already a planner guru because then you know for a fact you will ACTUALLY use it.

5. Rifle Paper Co. Rosa Academic Planner ($27)

This planner has that grandma-pattern-but-it-looks-sophisticated vibe. It's dainty and cute, there's even a little pocket inside. I found this one on Paper Source's website; they actually carry a ton of other planner brands, too!

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