We all know the feeling–back to school season is upon us and you want to actually stay organized this year. You purchase a cute planner and meticulously fill it out the first month before inevitably losing it among all your other belongings. Well, not this year! Here are 10 planner options for you based on your lifestyle and your priorities. Love fitness? Need motivation? Want to work on your productivity? Check out the planners below and see which one is perfect for keeping you motivated, organized, and efficient all year long.
For those obsessed with organization: Erin Condren planners, especially the Lifeplanner, are perfect for planning and organizing all aspects of your life.
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For the fitness nut: the Blogilates Focus Journal is great for planning your workout and other activities.
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For the ultimate millennial: ban.do planners are fun, colorful, and perfect for helping organize your busy schedule. Plus, every few pages there are little encouragements and compliments.
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For the academic focused: the Monster Study Planner has sections to write down your daily schedule, your weekly study plan, and a general section for events and activities.
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For the minimalist: this planner will keep you organized without any unnecessary frills.
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For an all-in-one organizational system: bullet journals are a great merge between diary, planner, and more!
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For those that need to be more productive: the Productivity Planner has sections to rank tasks by importance and a review each week.
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For focus on personal progress: the 100 Day Planner does just that with daily sections for meals, schedules, and to-dos.
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For the Lily Pulitzer Lover: the classic 17-month Lily Pulitzer planner is perfect for you.
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For the artist: the Little Otsu planner features original artwork from different artists.
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