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Erin Condren Life Planner First Impressions

Hello everyone,
As some of you might know I’m a planner freak, I admit it. I love making lists and plan my day everyday, even on weekends. Since I was in high school, or even before that, I have always carried a planner with me, and every year I would ask for a planner for Christmas.
Last year around august I discovered the planner community, and fall in love with the six rings binders, such Filofax. I invested in a Kikki- K and I have been using it non-stop since I got it back in February. I loved the possibility of making my own inserts and add everything I wanted to my planner. However, I felt I needed a way to separate certain areas from my life and track them in a different place.
In the planner community there is another really popular planner the Erin Condren life planner, and I have been eying it for months asking myself if this planner combined with my actual Kikki-K will help me achieve my goals. And this month after months of going back and forth with the decision I did it, I order the Erin Condren life planner.
I ordered it on September 2nd and it arrived last Thursday, September 10th. I haven’t used it a lot so I can just give you my first impressions of the planner, and the shipment.


First of all, I loved I could detailed track my package all the way from the Erin Condren in California to my house in Spain, using the FedEx web page. Once my package got to my house exactly the day scheduled, I fall in love with the external packaging. I know it’s just a box, but as a designer I truly appreciate when companies take their effort in simple little things like creating their own boxes accordingly to their products.  
 

The interior was even better, the planner was packed with care and that was visible. The planner itself was in perfect condition, and I loved the cover I chose for it.


I’m pretty sure you already know how the planner looks in the inside, because there is a lot of videos and blog posts out there, but here are some of my own photos.





I am really excited to use this planner. As I said I have an idea of how I might use this planner and for what, but I cannot wait to put it into practice. I will try to update you as I continue using it.
Thanks for reading,


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