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Our 2017 Top Picks for Planners
Finding the perfect planner is incredibly important to support good executive functioning, but it can also take a lot of trial and error! I personally use a daily printed sheet that I created. I share this sheet with all of my clients. Remember: whatever system you use must work for YOU, first and foremost.
We often get asked about planners, and January is the time to begin anew. Here are some planners that we have tried and tested:
The Bullet Journal
If you are a creative person and love doodling (a large basis of the Seeing My Time workbook), this planner might work well for you.
Ink+Volt Planner
These beautiful planners are similar to the bullet journal, but more structured. They include areas to doodle, places to write your goals and tasks, along with regular fill in the blank calendar space.
Daytimer
You can’t beat an old classic. We like the 2-page per month folio sized tabbed calendar (product #94100).
The Passion Planner
This planner is recommended for entrepreneurs who want to keep their goals and motivations in the same location as their calendar, creating a “road map” of time and productivity management.
About the Author Marydee Sklar
Marydee Sklar is the president of Executive Functioning Success and the creator of the Seeing My Time Program® and the Set Up Success and Seeing My Time® planners. She is an educator and author of three books on executive functions, as well as a trainer and speaker. Marydee has more than twenty-five years of experience working with students and adults with executive function challenges.
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