You won’t end up writing a lot if you don’t have it with you when you need to write stuff down. At first, I would use it to remember important dates, appointments, and tasks. It was helpful to have the small one I could throw in my purse since I had it with me at the PTA meeting, at the dentist, etc. If you’re on the go a lot I really think the smaller version is the way to go, but if you carry around a large tote and won’t mind bringing a full sized planner with you everywhere, then maybe that will work for you.

so great to know!!!! inspiring! i sure will:) on second thought, if i think i am going to need to WRITE A LOT would I consider the larger passion? thx again.

No problem. If you end up getting a planner, come back and let me know how it worked out for you. Using one consistently has literally transformed my life, but it was a long learning process!

thanks so much for the timely insight!!!

If you’re just trying to get into the habit of using a planner, I’d start with the Passion Planner. The panda planner might be overwhelming. Definitely go with the compact version too. You’ll be more likely to use it if it’s easy to tote with you. I JUST switched to the larger version because I am finally in the habit of using it all the time so I write down EVERYTHING and need the space.

Awesome! You may want to include in the post that anyone can try out the *entire* Passion Planner (or any section of it) for free, in PDF format. All you have to do is share the Passion Planner FB page on your social media, send a screenshot through email showing you did this, and you get a password unlocking all the Passion Planner pdf’s. This is a great way to “try-before-you-buy”. Here’s the link to gain access to the free pdf’s: http://www.passionplanner.com/downloads. And no, I don’t work for them – I just sound like it. Thanks again! 🙂

Thanks for the compliment Spiro. And yes, no matter what planner someone chooses, the real magic is in actually putting it to use!