I loved my Erin Condren life planner the last two years, but I never see sales on them anymore, and I don't want to spend $50 on another!
Does anybody know a good alternative to the EC planner? I love the large size, and the spiral bound format.
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I just spent a lot of time drooling over them, but with shipping to Canada it comes out to something like $100! Ridiculous for a planner.
I ended up buying a fairly inexpensive planner from Chapters yesterday, and I'm going to try to customize it a bit and pretty it up. Realistically, it will definitely do the job, even if it isn't quite as fancy!
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I love my life planner too. Every year I hesitate before purchasing one, and then I think about how I use it daily so I'm really getting my money's worth. If there is a product that is very similar I would consider it but I haven't found one.
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@cmomma17: I looooved that one too, but again with the pricey shipping to Canada! Boo.
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@Boheme: I have a $15 off code for Erin Condren if you want it!
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@Mrs. J: Ooh, yes please! Thank you SO much!
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@cmomma17: I love those! I like that I can order it so the inside is divided into hours. I'll be ordering one from there this year! Thanks!
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@cmomma17: I am totally getting Christmas gifts from her! So cute!
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@Boheme: I'll wall you!
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I purchased a printable planner from I Heart Organizing and had it printed/spiral bound. All together, it was about $50, but I did have to send it off to be printed and $13 of that was the shipping cost. It would have been much less if I had gotten it done locally.
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I have the last planner in this list http://ournestingplace.com/top-planners-2014/
I want to say I spent $12-15? I like the large format and how it gives you the full month and weekly lay out. I use the full months for future planning and appointments, but the weekly tabs are handy for actual day to day to do lists. I got it at Target
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