Schedule Magic Time Blocking Planner (Daily)

So, I am a Senior Claims Adjuster. I have been using these for years to handle my claims and cases. I would tape the old schedule magic block schedule into a notebook every January and label it out every week of the upcoming year. I just ordered a new block schedule set, and I had no idea that they changed the block schedule size, but I am happy that now this will be easier. I can use this pad as it is, and it has more room to schedule my days out and upcoming appointments. If you work in law, litigation, or handle insurance claims or in a similar field, I highly suggest you purchase this! It's a lifesaver truly!

This is actually brilliant. Simple but effective, easy to use, and has really helped me stay on track daily with my tasks. Pleasant to look at and a good size. I am a big fan of bullet journaling but I needed a break and wanted something that’s already set up for me with a good layout to input my tasks and schedule. I’ll definitely buy another one of these when the current one runs out which will be a while because it’s very generous with pages.

I was a bit skeptical about buying this because there was only two reviews and no pictures, but my leap of faith worked out. This scheduling pad is perfect what my purpose; i have many meetings and classes in between, so it’s hard for me to keep track of everything going on on a weekly basis. So I’ve been looking for an undated scheduling pad that had times on them as well as a to-do list. I really like how clean it is in design, so it’s easy for me to write big; i also like that its undated bc I can skip weeks that aren’t full of work and basically save that page. Third thing I love: how sturdy the paper is; it’s a really thick material so chances of your ink bleeding is rare - but still, who schedules their life in with permanent marker? I also really appreciate the priority section by the to-do list so i can focus in on what needs to be done first.One thing I don’t like (and it’s a personal preference) is that the pages are tear-off. I couldn’t find something like this bound so I settled. If you want something tear-off also, this is perfect for you!

This simple planner has a very useful layout, with a focus on getting tasks done. It’s undated so you can start at any time and skip days without wasting paper. It has great dot notepaper in the back, and hard to find top binding. I do wish the covers were stiffer, at least the back one, but all in all, I’d buy it again.

I love this and have used it for years at work. For anyone with working memory issues or who struggle with time management issues, sometimes simple is better. I love that this one doesn’t have fussy rules (it doesn’t even have the date you have to stick to) so it’s ok if I end up having the same to do list for days. The schedule is perfectly spaced, it’s spiral bound so I can lay it flat, and the “grateful for” spot is a nice way to emphasize noticing a positive spot in your day. It’s nice to look back and see how much you’ve accomplished too.

I think that this is a solid product, but far too small in size for me. Perhaps 200% larger would be a good start, but I'd prefer 300-400% larger.

My child needed something to help keep everything on a time line.. With my child having ADHD and online schooling during the pandemic this is a great tool for time management and organizational purposes. Every weekend we start a new page and lay out the game plan and time blocks for each class and important TO DO reminders for him. The one current week paper just stays on his desk in front of his clock and computer as a constant reminder. The paper is very high quality and perfect for a school/standard work day. Very pleased with item since it’s working well for us!

My mom had a stroke and benefits from a visual schedule to reduce anxiety about what is happening next. This is so nice to have an hourly schedule and it has reduced her agitation since she knows when to expect to take a shower, go to an appointment, have her sheets washed, all the things she wonders about but can’t articulate (she has aphasia). It’s perfect!