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I'm not in love with Wirecutter reviews, especially because of their reliance on affiliate links in their posts (which makes me really doubt their authenticity, but whatever). However, I still wind up going there for ideas rather than for recommendations. And it looks like they updated their Favorite Paper Planners list again.
Not sure if this was the winner last time, but the Recycled Paper Monthly Planner from Muji (link goes directly to the site, not their affiliate link). It's a cute little A5 paper planner. Very minimalist and nondescript.
They have a range of other picks, too. Erin Condren's Lifeplanner makes the list (again). I also see a classic Filofax, which gives me the warm fuzzies as it sends me back to the days when my mom wore shoulder pads and watched LA Law. Excuse me while I turn into dust.
Not sure if this was the winner last time, but the Recycled Paper Monthly Planner from Muji (link goes directly to the site, not their affiliate link). It's a cute little A5 paper planner. Very minimalist and nondescript.
They have a range of other picks, too. Erin Condren's Lifeplanner makes the list (again). I also see a classic Filofax, which gives me the warm fuzzies as it sends me back to the days when my mom wore shoulder pads and watched LA Law. Excuse me while I turn into dust.
