CAGIE Monthly Planner 2024-2025 Calendar Monthly Planner 8.5 x 11, 2 Year Calendar 2024 2025 Monthly Planner Jan.2024-Dec.2025 with Tabs, Stay Organized and Maximize Productivity

Fantastic organizer that covers a duration of two years. Includes adhesive tabs with stickers to conveniently locate specific months on every page. The overview pages for each month provide a quick and clear view of upcoming weeks.

I love it!

So far I really love this planner. It was exactly what I was looking for. The monthly spread is over two pages so it's nice and big. On the left hand side it has a spot for at least 8 monthly goals. This is perfect for me because I'm trying to do 2 posts a week on my blog, so this allows me a place to write them and check them off. I also love on the bottom you have 2 things to work on every day. Again, I write post #1 and post #2 and I can check off every day that I work on both of them, which is my goal to do all of 2024. I've always wanted a planner that had a small daily checklist like that so I'm thrilled to have one. At the top there is the calendar for last month, this month, and next month, which I love. Most calendars only have next month.It's a 2 year calendar, so that's super nice I don't have to get one next year. At the end of the year there are 2 pages to write about the goals you accomplished or your thoughts of your year. I also love this so I can summarize how my blog turned out this year.At the beginning it lists all the holidays for 2024 and 2025. I LOVE this!! So nice to see them both, especially dates like Easter that changes a lot between the 2 years.There are 16 pages at the end that are for notes. So nice! I can write blog post ideas, quotes, write a budget, plan Christmas presents, take notes at an inspirational meeting, anything! Most planners are cutting out notes pages so it's nice that this one didn't.There are also plenty of pages for passwords and contacts.There's also a cool page called "Habit Tracker" You can mark off every day that you did this new habit. It could be walking every day, pushups, stop smoking, anything. All 12 months are neatly organized on one page so it's super easy to see how many days you've done it this year.So lots of great stuff in this planner!If there was one change I recommend, it would probably to make it spiral bound so that it can lie flat/stay open. But not a huge deal since it's not a daily planner. I may take it to Staples and get it done there if I decide I want that.Overall, a great planner!

I ordered this planner to try to help keep up with work tasks and deadlines. It's a very simple calendar style planner in book form. Nothing fancy, very few extra pages for notes or details, just big enough space for short lists or appointment notes, not quite worth the price.

It's pretty and has calendars for extended months. No extra pages for notes between the months and not a lot of room for scheduling. I should have looked at the details more carefully before ordering.

I love how pretty this calendar is. I can write all my appointments, take notes and make schedules.It also has some really cute stickers that come with it.I love using appointment calendars especially ones that are fun to write in and are very pretty. I recommend this appointment calendar for anyone who likes to write things on paper instead of keeping track of everything in your phone or computer.I write this product five out of five stars, and I highly recommend it.

As I get older, I have less need for daily planning or journaling,and just want a good way to keep track of the essential things. I really love the way this book has two years worth of monthly calendars, and the monthly calendars are two page spreads. That’s plenty of room for me to manage scheduled appointments or project due dates.It’s really quite freeing to move toward a more simple planner and leave behind the expectations that I’m need to have something important to jot down every single day – because quite frankly, most of my days don’t really have that much important stuff going on. And I am so glad that this book is not full of over the top goalsetting and personal growth filler. I’m even more grateful that they don’t have charts to record how many glasses of water I’ve had in a day or other minutia. There are note pages at the back so goals can be added if that is your thing, and there are fields that can be used for habit tracking if you want to (labeled “things” so they can use for other things as well) but it sure is refreshing not to feel like my planner is nagging me every time I pick it up.A very pretty and functional way to downsize your planner, so that it works for you instead of you having to work for a planner every single day.

This is one big, chunky planner so it's definitely intended to be kept at your desk or somewhere you put your stationary rather than carried around with you. I enjoy the habit trackers and the passwords page being included since those sorts of things are usually spread out across various notebooks for me. With the squares being big, I can jot down more plans or track lists of things I got done for my projects in the squares.I like that the tabs are kept separate as well. I wound up putting them on to make it easier to leaf through but a lot of the time I prefer not to have things sticking out of books, and if I was going to keep this on a shelf I would have left them off. I do wish there were another row or two of habit trackers on the pages, just because between the calendar pages and dedicated pages you can only really track three things total. But that's just a personal preference. I can still fit the high priority stuff there.