The trouble for most writers is that they have numerous managerial systems in place. If you're using a calendar in combination with a desk diary, notebooks, sticky notes, and notes on your phone, you are using too many systems, and possibly creating an overlap. This indicates wasted time, and the opportunity for information to get lost. It's vital to have some type of integrated system for your planning. The organized writer should also have a centralized system to track their goals, to-do lists, schedule, appointments, word counts, writing expenses, and even their notes. Most standard desk diaries can't deal with all these things simultaneously without ending up in an ineffective, unclear, scribbled clutter. This planner contains pages for these areas. There's also a place for your social media, project deadlines, story ideas, word count tracker and contacts whether you are using a traditional publisher or self-publishing. Each month is spread on two pages, plenty of room to write, followed by weekly pages. Tabs can be easily added if more visualization is what you enjoy.