- Undated Planner – 90 Day Guided Journal & Productivity Organizer, A5 Daily & Weekly Planner 2025 2026 with Goal Setting, Habit Tracker, To Do List, Academic & Work Calendar, Leather Hardcover - Black

I recently enrolled in a brand leadership course in which one of the assignments was to identify 2-4 personal and professional goals that are critical in my MVP plan (mission, vision & purpose) for myself. I was then asked to develop a 90-day action plan to execute those goals. This planner was the only one I found that set me up for success to do what I needed. The daily, weekly, and monthly details I was looking for were all there with a couple of extras thrown in. The planner itself is beautifully crafted with an incredibly sturdy cover and binding, and it lays flat so I can write it (this is harder to find than you'd think). The Life Crash Course in Part One was very similar to the leadership course I was already taking, so I just transferred my notes from there into the GoalCrazy planner. I did find the Life Wheel exercise helpful and insightful, and plan to revisit that exercise again and again. The How To Use My Planner in Part Two was a lot, but I actually appreciated the detailed instructions. It is daunting at first to see all of the instructions and examples, and I could see how someone would be overwhelmed, but I did find myself referencing them often as I outlined my first 30 days. I also watched the Basic Training videos on the website and downloaded a few of the pdfs. They were helpful, but not as much as the How To examples. It can be intimidating to journal EVERY single day. Miss a couple of days and you feel like a failure. I tried not to beat my self up too badly if I did. I'm trying to reduce social media consumption in my personal life, and made it a point to put "goal journaling" as one of my tracked habits instead. It helped.

The best feature here is the morning plan or intention page and the evening reflection page. I love it because it helps me take stock of the bigger picture. This is what I’m grateful for, this is my bulletpoint which is my focus, and a place to journal. Interestingly I don’t really find it useful for goals, just focus, attention, gratitude, reflection. I guess my iCal and case management software and my gazillions of emails keep my goals on task but honestly without the big picture those tasks are lost. I might skip a day but it’s undated so I can reuse the blank pages. The weekly checklist is nice and can be used as a habit tracker. Again - intention setter. I’ve found I’ve achieved all my goals if I’m fit and financially stable. My body weight should be lower than my salary. Which it’s not quite but close and that’s the trend to work toward so all my goals are health and career oriented. Yet I find when asked about best moments or whatever in the pages of this tool, it’s all heartfelt like family in the kitchen or Bengal bear cuddles. So that’s nice. I also have a mind dump journal, a 5-year journal, and a nicer journal where I do thoughts and planning and discuss frustrations, which would have been my traditional journal in my twenties when I was finding myself & finding myself in cycles. I don’t do that so much anymore; this is a nice additional tool to use for reflection and intention on a daily, weekly, monthly basis. I know my goals are on track and this is a relaxing way to take stock and be reminded of all life’s abundances.

I have used the planner for about two weeks and am already seeing results in how I make better use of my time and accomplish more. I love the daily bookmark card that reminds me how many of my chosen habits I am enforcing every day - I am definitely achieving more of them, and more often, since I started using the planner. I am also more aware of the 'greater pictures' in my life, the direction I am going with my business, personal life, etc. I think I will be buying more Crazy Goal planners in future! Two things to mention however: I don't think it would suit everyone's taste. If you get tired of regularity, you will probably not make the most of having a Crazy Goal planner and writing your goals again and again on a daily basis. As part of this practice, you need to make time every day (at least 15 minutes, in my experience) to write in your planner and be accountable to yourself. For this reason, I would not give a Planner as a gift to another person, unless they already want to become more disciplined and accountable. Second point: the cost of postage to Europe is really high! I would really appreciate it if the Crazy Goal Planners could be offered within the Amazon Prime program, as I am not used to paying more on the cost of postage than the actual item is worth. Please remember your customers outside the U.S.!

Great journal for anyone looking to build habits. Just wasn't for me. The design and layout are unmatched. It's very durable and the motivation is great.

My go-to planner. I'm on my 4th one! I've tried a lot of different planners and this is by far my favorite. I love the 2 page daily spread and the weekly with goals! You won't regret buying this!

I really wanted to like this planner. Someone I respect is into it and that was good enough for me. But there's a heavy overreliance on linear, left-brain thinking that undermines the impact it could have. Our creative, big-picture centers are in the right brain and we need them to do our work. Otherwise, we get caught in the same cul de-sacs we always do because we’re not accessing our full nature, capacities, and life experience. We're bigger than this.

Yes, it is quarterly but there are more pages in it than a regular planner. It's a comprehensive goal planner that I've found incredibly useful (and I've tried a lot of planners in the past). I recommend it to anyone struggling with organization and focus.

I'm actually a high performance and productivity coach (search for 'Tushar Imdad') and regularly trial different planners. It's not uncommon for me to trial 4 different quarterly planners in one year. However, I've stuck with Goal Crazy for over a year now - that's proof of its effectiveness despite the increasing competition and tempting new planners that keep coming in the market. It's not perfect - you can find a flaw with every planner as we all have different quirks and preferences. However, what sets this planner apart for me is: the excellent spacing provided for annual, monthly and weekly goals; the ideal amount of space provided for daily planning; the excellent sections for review and reflection; the fact that there is space for 3 x daily gratitude, 3 x what you're excited about, then 3 x accomplishments + 3 x Best moments and just 1 space for improvement means you are effectively reflecting on 12 positives for every 1 constructive critique. 12:1. Add to that your Weekly Accomplishments, this planner makes you feel unstoppable. That's why I recommend it to my clients for its subtle psycholgical benefits as well as being brilliantly organised and laid out. Tushar Imdad

I love this! The book is really good quality and it really pushes you to complete tasks and goals. I’m doing more with this than any other planners. Also, I tried bullet journals, but found them too time consuming and labouring, but this really gives you a full bullet journal experience without having to take out rulers or stencils to plan your day.

I've used many planners. This one is the right size, the paper is good, the questions are simple.

I just recently started using this journal. It is great quality paper, lots of explanations on how to fill out sections and set goals for your life. I struggle with anxiety and depression and so far this journal has really helped! It has openned my eyes on what aspects I need to improve on and what I excel at. Im excited to continue using this journal for the next 90 days. If you or a loved one struggles with mental health and goal setting this would be a great addition to your day. Can even gift it to someone you feel could use it. It is a bit expensive but the power behind it that is helping with self reflection and goal setting, I find it worth it.