My Newest Favorite Planners - Day Designer Line from Blue Sky®

I would be completely lost without my planners.  If I don't schedule my day, there's a pretty good chance I wont get anything done at all. It's a problem with being a procrastinator - I tend to put things off until I have to scramble to get them done.  Personality flaw, I guess.  But as long as I write things down and give myself a deadline, I can stay on top of everything and life runs a lot smoother.

That's my I practically jumped up and down when Blue Sky® contacted me about doing a review of their Day Designer line.

If you're anything like me, a planner has to have a full month view for those bigger events, and then a weekly day-by-day break down that lets you plan every hour of your day.

Now, I'm picky when it comes to my planners.  So much so, that I've started making my own just to make sure I have everything I need/want in one handy place.  My requirements?  I need a at-a-glance spread for an entire month, a break down of each day, plenty of space to micro-manage my day, space for a to-do list... Like I said, I'm picky.

The Day Designer planner from Blue Sky though? Oh man, I'm in love with it.  Seriously. This line of chic and sophisticated planners was designed in collaboration with Whitney English, creator of the Day Designer - a lifestyle brand known for it's signature planner, life enhancing content, and singular mission to help women live a "Well Designed Life."  Well, I'm here to tell you - I'm not sure what I would do without my Day Designer now that I have one.

I received three planners, the Day Designer Peyton CYO Weekly/Monthly 5 x 8 Planner, Day Designer Blue Casebound Weekly/Monthly 8 x 10 Planner, and the Day Designer Rugby Stripe Weekly/Monthly 8x10 Planner.

I'm not gonna lie.  This one is actually my favorite of the three.  My aunt used to buy me these leather-bound journals when I was a teenager where I used to keep all my innermost thoughts, the teenage angst that defines all of us at that age.  I still have one or two that hold my poems from when I had emotions and everything was life or death serious.  The casebound planner reminds me of these, with it's fabric bookmark and smooth leather-like cover.  It's become my life planner, really.

The Day Designer Rugby Stripe Weekly/Monthly 8x10 Planner though, now this is a planner you can fully customize to meet every one of your needs.

Because of it's spiral binding, you're able to add pages as you'd like - which means I'll be adding the awesome grocery list printable that Blue Sky has on their site.  They also have some "Create Your Own" Printable Covers, so you can make your planner a one-of-a-kind reflection of yourself; something that you'll be happy to carry with you everywhere.

I actually made a couple printables for you all, so you can create your own cover for when you get one of these awesome planners.  (Because I think you totally should)

The styles are so stylish and modern, and I love bringing my planner everywhere I go.  It almost gives me this feeling that I have something important to do - and with my procrastination downfall, it's good for me to feel as if everything I do is important.  Keeps me motivated, ya know?

Check out their site for more information, and to buy your own!

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I received the aforementioned products in exchange for my honest review.  All words and opinions are 100% my own.