There are planners that say they’re designed to ‘help you reach your goals’.. But then it’s just a generic horizontal / vertical / hourly layout like most other planners. These 10 are planners that I think are actual goal planners. There are many more goal planners, but these are my current favorites.

In no particular order…

1. Mi Goals

MI Goals is one of my all time favorite planners! I bought my first in 2017, again in 2018 and 2019. It’s not the prettiest of planners but very functional and one of the very few sewn bound planners I will actually use. It used to be lay flat (2017 & 2018 editions) but sadly the 2019 version doesn’t lay as flat on it’s own unless it’s the middle pages of the planner. They’re an Aussie company which for me = cheap shipping.

• Mi Goals ‘Goal Digger’ Weekly Planner 2018
• Mi Goals Planners Haul & Review (Planners made in Australia) 
• Using the Mi Goals planner for monthly blog post content planning 
• Using the Mi Goals Planner for ecourse planning 

2. Paperchase Bossing It

A random find at Paperchase when I was in London – this undated planner has very visual goal planning pages. I think it would be ideal to someone starting an Instagram, Youtube, blog etc.

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3. Otto Goals

If you don’t need multiple pages to plan your goals – try the Otto Goals Planner. Colorful + functional planning pages. The only con is that the line spacing is quite small.

See my review of the planner in this post.

My favorite part is the monthly goals page.

4. Happy Planner Project Refills

I’m a sucker for just about anything Happy Planner – especially their filler sheets.

Lots of goal planners focus on entrepreneurial / business goal planning. If that doesn’t interest you, these project pages would be a better option.

Related: Favorite Happy Planner Refill Inserts

Their project refills come in multiple colors so you can color code e.g. travel plan, a project at home etc.

While they’re only 1 page, there’s plenty of lined notes and checklist MAMBI refills, or try some of my half sheet printables.

5. Kikki K Goals Planner

Cute, functional and comes in multiple page sizes.

Plus it has my favorite layout – horizontal 1 page weekly + lists, goals on the other page. Review in this post.

Color coding by section using the Kikki K Goals Weekly Planner

6. 90X Goal Planner

If you only work on projects during ‘seasons’ of your life and not constantly, then a planner like the 90x Goal Planner may be a better fit. There’s a few planners like this available these days – where you can stop and start using them as needed.

See my review of the planner in this post

90X Goal Planner

7. Recollections Goals Planner

If affordable + colorful ticks the boxes for you, try the Recollections Goals Planner (review here)

Recollections Goals Planner

8. The Perfect Notebook

Another planner with very comprehensive goal planning pages. This one actually incorporates your goals into the planning pages – it’s not just a self-directed, open ended layout like most planners. Plus it’s discbound!

See my review in this post.

The Perfect Notebook Review (Discbound Planner)

9. Action Plan Book

For a cross between a bullet journal and a list notebook, try the Action Plan Book. Ideal for planning smaller goals or if you don’t want to be restricted by structured goal planning pages that the other planners on this list have.

If you prefer lined instead of dot grid, try the Ampad.

Related: Project Planning Using the Action Method Book

10. Agendio

Can’t find exactly what you want? Make your own! Agendio allows you to create a custom planner from scratch. You can choose list pages, dot grid, lined, graph, pages with as many columns as you like, you add what ext you need etc. One of my pet peeves is when planners don’t include enough pages to map out your goals, with this custom notebook option you do pay a bit more, but you can include as many pages to suit your exact needs.

• Creating a custom, personalised planner with Agendio
• Agendio Planners Haul (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Project Planner & Bullet Journals
• Using my custom Agendio Planner (would I order from this company again?)
• Custom Agendio Vertical Weekly Planner Review 

Planning tips and ideas

• 8 Ways to use highlighters for Bullet Journal Spreads
• How to color code your planner for school using pens 
• What to do if your planner isn’t working

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