The Phoenix Journal - Quarterly Goal Planner, Daily Planner Journal & Organizer for Goal Setting, Productivity & Focus - Undated 12 Week Planner, Weekly & Monthly Planning, Habit Tracking - Hardcover (Sapphire)
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- A PROVEN SYSTEM FOR SELF-FULFILLMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY Using simple and proven strategies, The Phoenix Journal is designed to dramatically increase your passion, engagement, and effectiveness in life.
- MAKE THE MOST OUT OF LIFE - The Phoenix Journal is a personal day planner designed to actualize your potential. Instead of just randomly setting goals, we help you understand exactly what you want and why! This leads to transformative clarity and motivation.
- EXPERIENCE ULTIMATE FREEDOM - When you commit, this productivity planner and daily journal will help ignite the passion and mastery needed to fully control your life with our hourly schedule, daily notes, and journaling prompts.
- FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS - Unlike other organizers, this isn't just a work journal, but a system for action and progress in fitness, business, and relationships. Whatever the goal is, with The Phoenix Journal, you can crush it!
- BE YOUR BEST SELF - With a full page for journaling and note-taking, every day, and specialized templates like our routine builder and habit tracker, you'll look back with joy and look forward with excitement.
Description
What kind of life do you want to lead? Who do you want to become? How do you want to impact the world?These are just a few of the many questions that Phoenix Planner wishes to help you answer in both words and actions. It's all too common for even the most intelligent among us to go through life reaching for one thing after another without ever truly understanding why. It's simple. Once you've got your why - you'll find a way. That's why every Phoenix starts by helping you create your Unified Life Visions before breaking down your goals into small actionable steps. These visions incorporate each essential aspect of your life so that in the pursuit of business and work success you can keep your health and loved ones in full focus. Once you're clear on exactly what it is that you want to accomplish, you're ready to create your monthly and weekly overviews which serve as both an opportunity to reflect and plan. Then, on a daily basis, we’ve got the perfect structure to help you prioritize your key actions, schedule your day, and journal or take as many notes as you need! The daily pages also have prompts to help instill a positive mindset focused on positivity, growth, and gratitude. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, business owner, creative, or student - The Phoenix Journal truly is your all-in-one sidekick for success! ADDITIONAL FEATURES: 42 extra pages for notes 6.5”x9” Ivory White 120 GSM pages Two Bookmark Ribbons Lay-Flat binding How-To introductory pages Daily journaling prompts Important Dates, Books, and Ideas section Vision Board Weekly and 3 Month Habit Tracking High Performance Routine Builder
Brand: Phoenix Planner
Color: Sapphire
Cover Material: Faux Leather
Year: 2020
Format: Organizer
Calendar Type: Non Dated
Target Audience: Adult, Student
Sheet Size: 6.5x9 inches
Material: Paper
Item Weight: 0.69 kg
Brand Name: Phoenix Planner
Model Year: 2020
Target Audience: Adult, Student
Recommended Uses For Product: [Broad] Personal and Professional Development
UPC: 791109675267
Manufacturer: Elluvion
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: PHNX 1
Part Number: PHNX 1
Format: Organizer
Calendar Type: Non Dated
Paper Size: 6.5x9 inches
Binding: Unknown Binding
Special Features: Vision Board
Item Weight: 0.69 kg
Pages: 120 pages
Paper Dimensions: 6.5 x 9 inches
Cover Material: Faux Leather
Material: Paper
Color: Sapphire
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Color: Crimson
This planner is a game changer. I have bounced back and forth between so many planner systems and always found major flaws with all of them. This planner is the perfect size, has the perfect paper, and good layouts that are intuitive to use. The goal trackers work with any type of goal so this really works for all areas including fitness, health, career goals, creativity-it all works.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026 by VK
Color: Charcoal
The Phoenix Journal is the best planner I have used. I had purchased another well known planner with the 12 week format, however, when I saw an ad on Instagram for the Phoenix Journal, I ordered it from Amazon. When it arrived I was excited to check it out. However, I noticed that the package had been dropped, and there was minor impact damage to some pages. I thought about returning the planner because of the damaged pages, but I was so impressed with the quality and format of its design, that I had to keep it. I’m blown away with its design and quality. For instance, it feels good in the hand, the size is perfect for me, and the paper quality is the best I’ve experienced (no bleed through). Also, the quality of the print is impressive, and the logical layout of the planning process is intuitive. I have been using planners since the 80’s, yet I’m most at home with the Phoenix Journal planning philosophy. The planner makes it so easy to follow its logically designed planning process. I love the process. The “How to use the Phoenix Journal” section is excellent for getting one started effectively. The introduction section helps with creating vision, establishing actionable 12 week goals, writing a 12 week plan, planning the first week, and daily planning. This is my planning system and planner moving forward!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019 by John E Finney
Color: Crimson
I’m a working mother of 3 who balances homeschooling with partial clinic/partial home office work, in addition to managing a couple employees, my children’s karate, dance, and music lessons, and the remaining litany of tasks that come with busy family life. I’ve long-since crossed that necessary productivity threshold where using a smartphone (“infinity in my pocket”) to manage and plan my life is no longer worth the risk of the innate potential for distraction. This is THE best all-in-one planner/journal I have ever seen—and I’ve seen a lot! I recently reviewed a number of the top selling productivity journals and settled on this one primarily due to: -DAILY blank journal pages for any as-needed use, right alongside the more rigidly structured Task lists, Key Action lists, and the like. Sometimes they turn into additional lists, other days they are a place of true journaling and self-reflection for me. But they are always useful in one way or another. -The quality, weight, and smoothness of the paper, i.e. it takes to ink so beautifully, like my higher-end journals and stationery. As a lifelong, hopelessly chronic journaler, my appreciation for attention to this element can not be overstated. -The built-in repetition of stating, framing, and reframing visions and goals. Some may find it redundant but from a psychological standpoint it’s actually quite brilliant—it forces you to think about what’s truly most important to you from multiple angles, which aids in crystallizing your own vision for yourself. -The “Extras” in the back for as-needed use—lists, charts, blank pages to make of as you wish. It’s everything I can imagine needing for those unexpected, miscellaneous thoughts, events, or ideas that I want to revisit later but wouldn’t know how to categorize or where best to notate them. It can now all find a home in the planner where I know I will eventually find it again. I sincerely think this is the best of all worlds in the planner/journal space for busy, goal-oriented professional PARENTS who don’t need a bunch of warm and fuzzy parenting quotes with floral and paisley print taking up half of every page. While the online tutorials for using the journal (which I DO recommend watching) seem to cater their marketing towards “younger” and perhaps childless professionals, they have still (though perhaps unintentionally) created the ultimate working-parent planner in the process. I don’t think I’m ever going back. At least, not until my youngest child has successfully graduated and left home! (File under “A Vision of Your Future”...) THEN maybe I’ll get one of those planners with floral and paisley print that takes up half of every page. Until then, I’m a convert to the Phoenix Journal.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019 by GB
Color: Charcoal
Great planner. Nicely organized. Very sturdy. Paper weight is good. Appears to be based on evidence and good science in terms of goal setting and accomplishment. The size is great for me (B5), not too big or small and not at all cumbersome. But it is HEAVY. And there is no colored pages which is a REAL let down for me. Planners are visual and this one lacks that type of visual stimulation. That said, what I appreciate most in a planner is that it is engaging. It needs to speak to me in a way that when I am completing it, I feel as though I am having a conversation with my best friend about myself and my goals. That is how I measure a good planner. This planner does that somewhat but it does miss this point a little because it is a bit confusing to use. Even the example in the planner, while good, just does not do enough for me to feel like I understand what the planner is asking. There is no good website to go to to figure it out. Their Facebook page is not at all helpful. And the creator has a few You Tube videos that are dated and not as helpful as I would like them to be. Planners are a product that I usually become loyal to. However, when there is confusion or questions or whatever and there is no platform to engage with the product, then it has me looking for another planner. And that is the case here. It just feels like the creator made a good idea/product, made money on it and is nowhere to be found. I will finish using this one but unless there is more help, more insight, more examples, more creator content, more product evolution, more customer input and more creator knowledge of having a pulse of how the product is enhancing or improving the customer's life and needs, I will leave this brand for another. I do want to point out that apparently there was some issue with these planners that cause the cover to warp a little and the company was really on point about contacting me and letting me know they would replace it and provide me a refund, etc. so their customer service is very, very good but a product, without much personal direction on how to use, is really not a product worth having.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019 by Butterfly
Color: Charcoal
Firstly, the quality of the journal is great. Sturdy, simple, and professional. I could take this anywhere and it would blend right in. Compared to my Ignited journal, it's much smaller which I appreciate. I love the introduction, the author gives some basic psychology of goal setting and developing a true vision and purpose in your life. They include book references from top level self-development experts that these principles were developed from. In the beginning, you spend time to go into detail about your vision for the future, a future you fear, your 3 year vision, and 12 week vision I really like the fact that each day has it's own 2 pages. Daily schedule, key actions, outcomes, a few solid questions to ask yourself, and on the other pages, lines for journaling. This will allow you to give a daily summary which is necessary in my opinion. Before each week starts, they gave a space to write up to 6 habits you'd like to incorporate, along with a checkmark space for each day. This way you can track your progress each week for habits. To my initial impression, this planner is very much focused on daily and weekly goals, since your working on a 12 week plan. If your seeking more of a journaling/monthly planner focused item, I would seek elsewhere. If you want to attack goals and build consistency, this is for you. I work with children, and I am going to use this journal with a 10 year old to start building some self awareness, and give him a schedule + goals to hit. I presented it to the parents, and they loved it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2017 by John Pickens
Color: Charcoal
I’ve been using the Phoenix Planner for years, and I honestly don’t know what I’d do without it. Before I found this planner, I had separate notebooks for everything—work, to-do lists, ideas, reminders, and notes. It became overwhelming trying to remember where I’d written something. This planner changed that. One of my favorite features is that it’s undated, so you can simply add the dates as you go. If life gets busy and you miss a few days, you don’t end up wasting pages. Each day includes sections for key actions and priorities, helping me stay focused on what really matters instead of getting distracted by everything else. What really sets this planner apart are the reflection sections. There are spaces to record positive comments, celebrate a victory, and think about how you can improve. Those simple prompts have been surprisingly motivating and have helped me maintain a more positive mindset. This planner has been with me through some of the biggest transitions in my life—from navigating the COVID pandemic to changing job roles and responsibilities. Looking back through the pages is like seeing a timeline of my personal and professional growth. As someone who struggles with ADHD, this planner has helped me keep everything together in one place and has significantly reduced my mental clutter. Instead of trying to remember everything or searching through multiple notebooks, I know exactly where to look. If you’re looking for a planner that’s practical, flexible, and genuinely helps you stay organized, I highly recommend the Phoenix Planner. It’s become much more than a planner—it’s a daily tool that has helped me stay focused, motivated, and on track through some of life’s busiest seasons. Disclaimer this review was optional and my true experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by Buddysmom
Color: Crimson
I love the concept of the Phoenix planner. It has helped me get on track with my goals and create structure in my life again (especially as someone who struggles with anxiety, depression, and adhd symptoms). It allows me to decide what my priorities are and re-enforces those priorities through weekly, monthly, and daily reflection. Keep in mind this is a 12 week undated planner. It has you select four goals that you want to work on over the course of 12 weeks, which is perfect. It also has habit trackers, book logs, and room for taking random notes. I really enjoy using this planner daily!! The reason I am giving it only three stars is because I have noticed that nearly 90% of the quotes on the daily pages are all quotes from men. It had to sift through three weeks of the daily pages before I saw ONE quote from a woman. I would love to see more inclusivity in the quotes that are shared in this planner. The planner material is nice and the pages are great too. I don't necessarily need the stretchy strap that keeps the planner closed but others may like it. The two ribbon book marks are great too, though I wish they added one more. I keep one ribbon on the weekly log, and then move the second one between the daily log pages. I only wished they had a third ribbon so I could keep it tucked into the monthly log section (but it's not a big deal). Love this planner and will most likely continue to use. Please add inclusive quotes though!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025 by KT
Color: Sapphire
The first thing you need to know is that I am super picky about my journals. They need an understandable layout, accomplish a goal, be easy to use, and not overwhelming. With that said, this is my second Phoenix journal. Pros: - Can be dated on my terms and not wait for a date. I run my weeks according to my work schedule which is Saturday through Friday. I can set up the calendar to work this way by date and day of the week. - The goal planner is super helpful. You set it up with the journal setup, but it’s not one and done. You take the goals you set and bring them in through the whole thing. For example the month 1 goal has 4 steps/weeks to achieve. You take those and set up that month with each week corresponding to the step for that month’s goal. - A goal for the upcoming week broken down into 4 goals with 4-steps each. It uses the SMART plan of specific, measurable, actionable, but leaves out relatable and Time-bound but it’s for the week so those are kind of assumed. Then what you are looking forward to, 1 thing to accomplish, and a habit tracker. - The daily layout is awesome! Your day by hours in the sidebar, it doesn’t take up the whole page wasting precious space. You have actions with outcome. Outcome is small so I just say yes or no. You have 1 daily focus which keeps it from getting overwhelming and 8 small tasks for the day. Then a reflection on what you were grateful for, fears, proud of, and improvement. The next page has a saying for a 1-page journal prompt. - A week in review right at the end of the week, not somewhere in the back of book. It keeps the them flowing. You can transpose proud of, improve, and grateful or make up new ones from the week. - Then you have a 4-box living to the fullest for relationships, recreation, personal/health, and work. - When you complete the 12 weeks the end has a full reflection summary to see your successes and opportunities. It includes prompts for what went well, what went wrong, and action steps. Then a planner for the next 12 weeks. Cons: - The habit tracker is at the end of the week so you don’t get a daily reminder. I forget a lot so my weekly tracker is always poor. - You get a one page journal. There are several pages in the back of the book which is nice though. - I wish the ending review had more space. You get basically 1 line for each what went well, wrong, and actions. I need more space and breaking if off to change pages and continue isn’t convenient. Other comments: It does have a vision board in the back, a habit action on a full page but 33 slots. Could use a redesign like I met my goals for 12 weeks but 33 slots is just weird. And why a whole page for habits? You are only going to do a few then track them. Seems like a waste of space. A project roadmap is cool. 1 column for 12 months. Good for a long term goals broken into 3 month sections. The morning and evening routine is in the back also. Seems like that should be a weekly reflection instead of feeling like an afterthought. Another habit tracker for 2 habits, a very reasonable goal, and why you want to establish it, obstacles, and a 12-week box to check. Again it seems like an afterthought and would go better as a monthly reflection so the weekly isn’t overloaded. I really like the books I want to read. I read a lot and it’s cool to transpose this into my annual memory journal. Then an idea place, and important dates. There’s no pocket but I never use that anyway. This is my stay on track journal not my annual memory journal. Despite the cons, I’ve tried a lot of journals and this one helps me stay on track the best.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Hypnogourd