Perú | Busco weekly y monthly planner porque es la única forma de organizarme. Pero todo lo que encuentro en el mercado es para público femenino. ¿Alguien sabe donde puedo encontrar en Perú algo con tintes más corporativos?

Hey yall!

Like many of you I was trying to figure out what planner I wanted to try and I ended up falling down the rabbit hole. There are so many options out there that I decided to make a spreadsheet (yes the ADHD is real lol). Would anyone be interested if I shared the google sheets link? I think it might help when people ask for recommendations :)

The variables I have so far are: Name/Brand, Binding type, layouts- monthly, horizontal week, vertical week, daily, price range, where to buy

I am definitely open to feedback and/or help maintaining the sheet. Are there any other things you might want to see?

Thank you!

They are sold out online. Hoping someone purchased and changed their mind. Fingers crossed!

I would love recommendations, going this weekend!

Will be staying downtown so bonus if there are any recs there. But just curious what is worth checking out!

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I've been going down the rabbit hole watching YT reviews and I actually loveeeee the layouts she has and how she has values and intentions built into her planners.

I lost some love for planning after having babies and I also haven't tried any planners outside of EC or PP but
Sprouted Planners layouts have me excited to plan again fr. I'm feeling the obsession building back up lol

They have like 80-90% off sales for a bunch of 2026-2027 stuff and I'm tempted to buy their hourly and daily to try, but I also want to get the daily for next year and don't wanna pay shipping twice. Idkkkkk

How do you guys like them in comparison to EC or PP paper ? How's the coil ? Did it work for you ? Did the values and intention pages work for you ? How about the reflections ?

Hi all! I was wondering if anyone knew where to purchase the greeting life moments 2027 planner. I’m located in Canada and prefer to support Canadian businesses right now, but I’m not opposed to purchasing something from overseas and having it shipped (just trying to avoid anything USA currently). If anyone has any leads, I’d greatly appreciate it!

I just cannot make myself use a physical planner, no matter how cute I make it 😮‍💨 I've spent so much money on cute pages and cute stickers and it's just not working for me. Maybe a digital one will work better.

I don't have a tablet or an iPhone, so goodnotes is out. Does anyone have suggestions for something else? I will not use AI.

Does anybody have links or access to printable planner sheets for stuff like bucket lists, tv show trackers, book reading lists, etc.

Hello!! Anyone in here ordered the 2027 journey planner and what color?! I got the linen A5. I’m excited for it!! Lemme see how you guys used your planners for 2026!

Happy Planner for reference

I'm most excited about my fountain pen. (It's my first)

I have been using a planner for almost 5 years now and have found it really helpful in my daily life. It took me a few attenpts to find the perfect system, but once I locked in it was game over.

My boyfriend has told me that he admires that quality about me wants to try out a planner for next year. I'm planning (heh) to get him a kinbor weeks, which is what I used this year. I have used undated planners before and while I can appreciate the versatility of using it when I actually have plans, I find that the friction of having to add the dates can get in the way of planning, plus it makes it difficult to plan ahead. Hobonichi planners are prohibitely expensive in my country.

I don't want to overwhelm him by introducing him to my hobbies and making him feel like I have high expectations. This year I got my mom a planner to help her with her entrepreneurship, but she didn't find it that helpful and constantly forgot to use it.

Do you guys have any tips on gently introducing my boyfriend to the medium? Do you have any similar experiences? Have you been the one who got gifted a planner? I obviously don't expect him to do deco or anything of the like, so I won't pressure him by gifting him stickers or markers, but he likes dinosaurs, cats and pompompurin, so I was thinking of practical stationery he can still use even outside the planner. We're both uni students. Thoughts?

Of note: I know kinbor is controversial because they use the 9 dash line on their China map, but we have no use for those pages and I generally like the planner's other features. Like I said, hobonichi is simply too expensive for us, same for sterling ink and such alternatives. I've used Note For before, but it's undated. I mainly use Aliexpress and Temu to get my planners and supplies because Amazon inflates the prices a lot. Any advice?