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6 Brands Of Planners For The Inner Type A In All Of Us

For when you just really need to get your life together.

Crimson Jeffers
Feb 12, 2018
Tuscaloosa, AL
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6 Brands Of Planners For The Inner Type A In All Of Us
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Guys, girls, people of the college world. No matter who you are, what you are doing, or where you are going, if you plan on being successful in life you must be organized. I live and die by a planner, and with using a planner comes research on which one is best for you. I've narrowed the list down to 6 planners, so choose with great care

1. Lilly Pulitzer

The Lilly is tried and true by sorority girls everywhere. It was the first day-planner I ever used. It will always have a piece of my heart!

2. Kate Spade

Perfectly classy, and more subtle than the Lilly, but just as useful!

3. Erin Condren

It's very customizable...you can pick your layout and your cover.

4. One Canoe Two

Seems to be very spacious and the prints for the covers are very simple and cute!

5. Mary and Martha Planner

Comes in an 18-month format. Very spacious. It gives both motivational and spiritual inspiration on the "opening" intro pages each month!

6. Day Designer

This comes in both horizontal and vertical weekly layouts. Very helpful, with a variety of patterns.

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