2019 Ultimate PRODUCTIVITY Bundle Full Review – The Good & The Bad

I’m big on disclosures, so I’m putting this out there right off the bat: For the first (and possibly only) time ever – I have a product in this Ultimate Productivity Bundle, my Wannabe Bullet Journal. This means that I’m a bit more personally invested in this bundle than I have been for previous bundles. I am committed to still remaining as objective as I can in the below Ultimate Productivity Bundle review, but honesty has always been extremely important to me, so I wanted to be honest about my larger involvement this time. I hope it does not sway your trust in me though!

First, some “announcements”:
1) As with all my bundle reviews, I strongly suggest that you start HERE: Are the Ultimate Bundles Legit? Scam? Amazing Deal? Or Marketing Ploy? where I answer most of the burning questions about how these things really work.

2) I am not able to review every.single.thing. in this Ultimate Productivity Bundle (gah, there’s a ton of stuff in it), but I do try to get to as many as possible. If you are interested in a product that I have not yet reviewed, email me or leave a comment below and I will try to get to it asap!

3) New this bundle review, I’m going to make the reviews easier to skim through and do STAR reviews instead of just text. Yay! I will rate – out of 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – the following:
Value (if I think it’s worth the price they claim)
Quality (if the product seems to be well-made, professional, appropriate page length)
Coolness (if I personally think the product is cool or applicable to *me* specifically ?)

4) If you buy the Ultimate Productivity Bundle on 2/20-2/21, there is an Early Bird Bonus of The Morning Motivator from The Maca Team. Scroll down to the Bonuses section for more info. 

5) If you decide to buy an Ultimate Productivity Bundle, when checking out you will be given the option to to upgrade to “Cheat Sheets” for $10. This is a 124 pg document that provides a quick summary of every.single.item in the bundle. If you’re one to get overwhelmed by the bundle contents and not sure where to start with them – the Cheat Sheets can be a really good help. They are optional and you do not need them to get good use from the bundle – but they can be a helpful option. You do you. 

6) There are a ton of online courses/videos in this Ultimate Productivity Bundle, something like 30-40% of the entire bundle. Just a heads up to that. Personally, I prefer ebooks or things I can easily print and scan for the info I want rather than courses which dictate the amount of time and order they think I should learn something (I’m a waaay-outside-the-box-thinker here, can you tell? ?). I don’t review most of the courses, just because I unfortunately don’t have the time to sit through all of them. ?

Overall, should you buy the 2019 Ultimate Productivity Bundle? Your call. 

Here’s why you might WANT to buy the Ultimate Productivity Bundle:

• You need help organizing your life/time, and like looking through a bunch of products in order to find your best fit.
• You’re seriously interested in at least ~$75 worth of items in it.
• You have the time to follow through with your desired ecourses, printing/binding planners & reading ebooks.
• You have enough wiggle room in your budget to afford $37.

Here’s why you might NOT want to but the Ultimate Productivity Bundle:

• You’re already majorly overwhelmed to the point where too much stuff would only overwhelm you more (although, you might still be a good fit for the bundle but you’d probably want to upgrade to the cheat cheats – or keep my reviews below handy – to help you get started more efficiently).
• You can’t afford to spend $37 right now.
• You already have a time management/personal productivity method that works great for you and you’re not looking to change things up right now. 

And now for the Ultimate Productivity Bundle review!

ORANGE links = Amazon links for further info/reviews
BLUE links = non-Amazon links to product pages

Time Management

• Time Management How to Finish Your To Do List Every Day! by Marcia Ramsland ($47.00) (Video) – 32 min.
  It was a nicely produced video, but it was pretty much just a powerpoint with someone narrating and every once in awhile it would cut to the narrator talking to you from her living room. But $47 for a 30 min. video? Call me cheap, but you can watch an entire season of Tidying Up on Netflix for free (well, if you already subscribe to Netflix).
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• It’s About Time by Aby Garvey ($49.00) (eBook/eCourse?) – 135 pgs. 
  This is an ebook, but the link I provided takes you to a course with the same name. Apparently this ebook is the same thing as the self-paced instant downloadable version of the online course? But still – $49 for an ebook???
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
• Organize Your Life with Trello by Cara Harvey & Elisa Giorgio ($47.00) (eCourse) 
  
• Personality Based Time Management© by Susie Glennan ($4.99) (eBook) – 30pgs.
  I liked this! I read the first third, then skimmed the rest, but I am apparently such a Type B planner, and it was so nice to read that my way of thinking and doing is normal! No wonder I never jive well with most planners out there and ended up making my own! I don’t think like all the Type A planners! Maybe once upon a time, before multiple children, I was a little more Type A, but now? Hahahahahahaha! If I didn’t figure out how to work among chaos, I’d never do anything personally fulfilling in my life ever. This seems to go along with a planner, The Busy Woman’s Daily Planner (not included), which feels a bit older and could maybe use a facelift – but even still.  Good ideas. Especially if you’re more of a laid-back, chaos-filled, kind of mom like I am. ?
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  
• Take Back Your Time: How to Become a Motivated Time Saving Mama by Emily Bendler ($4.99) (eBook) – 99pgs.
  I skimmed trough this. It’s a pretty comprehensive book and would be a good read if you’re looking to learn a lot about productivity or are new to learning about productivity as a mom. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  

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Daily Planners

• Beyond Blessed Life Planner for Christian Women by Ana Willis ($17.00)*** (Planner) 
  In order to claim this planner, you have to “enroll” in their online course. Which, means that they get your email address, and there’s a decent chance that you’ll be automatically added to their “course” email list…or even if not, they hit you with an upsell offer right off the bat. I am not a fan of this sales funnel/list building tactic. The planner itself looks good, lots of pages in in the main planner, and a bunch of additional add-on pages. The one thing that I especially appreciate is that they include a Reading Tracker for Protestant Bible Reading, Catholic Bible Reading & Torah Portion Reading Trackers! I’m super impressed that they expanded to a larger Judaeo-Christian perspective! However, most of the entire main planner has Bible verses sprinkled throughout, both Old Testament & New Testament, which wouldn’t apply to a Jewish reader….so….I’m torn.The Torah reading part earns them some points, but I’m still a bit miffed about the whole planner/eCourse switcheroo so that loses them some points too.
  ***heavy religious content – likely not suitable for a non-Christian
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• I Heart Productivity Pack by Laura Smith ($34.00) (Planner) – 236 pgs. total
  Lots and lots of planner pages, most of which seem to be focused around goals. This is a .zip file that contains files with weekly layouts, daily pages, master lists, and goal planning. My thought, and on my quick glance, was that I was overwhelmed and didn’t know where to start, lol. All the pages are super cute though, with little doodles and drawings. Might be a little too cute for me, but others will likely like this a lot. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Planner ePlanner: Calendars, Schedules & To Do Lists by ListPlanIt ($10.00) (Planner) – 37 pgs.
  The main benefit to this is that all the pages in this planner have text boxes enabled so that you can type into the planner and print from there. I imagine that this is a benefit that some people really want, but it’s not really for me. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Simply Scheduled Workbook by Julianna Poplin ($27.00) (Planner) – 30 pgs.
  Eh. It’s your usual planner pages, grocery list template, daily routines, weekly planner, month calendars, etc. It’s polished and looks nice, but it doesn’t really offer anything for me.
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• The Planner Obsessed™ Planner [The Silver Edition] by Carlie & Hannah Kercheval  ($15.00) (Planner) -112 pgs.
  A lot of focus on monthly goals, then some other pages on meal planning, water intake, habit tracking, books to read, some journaling pages, and then a bunch of pages of affirmations. It looks nice, but it’s not for me. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• The S.O.S. Planner by Kayse Pratt ($29.00)** (Planner/eCourse?) 
  Grr. Another one that makes you “enroll” in their course before having access to the planner. And another upsell offer right up front. Is this download/course enrollment switchup/upsell offer thing a sales tactic bloggers are encouraged to do? If so, I hope it’s not a practice that becomes popular as it feels a bit deceptive over here on the user end. I mean, maybe they chose the online course format in order to better organize the material you can download? Maybe? I hope? I’m gonna be optimistic and go with that*. Anyway – the planner is modern minimal style and aesthetically pleasing. It comes in three sizes. It’s got tons of pages. It’s of great quality. If I didn’t already make the perfect planner for myself, I’d be looking strongly at this one (though I’d probably eventually decide that it was too structured/Type-A for my personal planning style).
  *edited to add: nope, I was unfortunately right about the mailing list thing. ? In the 24 hrs. since “enrolling” to review the planner, I’ve received FOUR emails from them. ???. [taking away a couple stars now]
  **minimal spiritual/religious content
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  
• The Wannabe Bullet Journal: A Loosely-Structured Weekly Planner For Those Who Need Both Freedom & Organization by Ronni Peck ($4.99) (Planner) – 474 pgs. total
  This is MY PLANNER, so it obviously gets 5 stars all across the board! Pre-dated weekly planner from Jan. 2019-Dec. 2020. Convenient half-page size that easily fits in your purse or diaper bag. Layout allows for some structure while still giving you lots of blank space to plan however you want. Great for outside-the-box thinkers who want to plan their life their way — but they need a little bit of structure to get them going. Basically, it’s the planner I always wanted (and why I created it! For people like me! ☺) Also contains Sunday week starts as well as Monday week starts – however you prefer to plan your week. (See HERE for more info on my Wannabe Bullet Journal planner)
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – ???
  
• Thrive with Chronic Illness Planner + Journal by Tanya at Mom’s Small Victories ($17.00) (Planner) – 82 pgs.
  I appreciate that this is a different kind of planner and not the sale ole’ some ole’. I don’t have a chronic illness so this planner did not apply to me. However, I can see how this could be helpful to some. A lot of focus on breaking things down to figure ot what holds you back the most and how o create goals. There’s also a weekly planer that tracks things like stress and habits.
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Time Management Sheets by Jennifer Roskamp ($18.00) (Planner) – 16 pgs.
  This comes as a .zip file containing the time management sheets and a 10-min video explaining how to use them. I’m not sure if I’ll ever use these, but I like how they structure things into “Brain Activity Time Blocks” and helps you keep track of how you’re spending your time and how much brain power (aka focus) each task requires. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  

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Goal Setting

• Brilliant Baby Steps: Make the Most of Your Messy Middle for a Beautiful, Balanced Life by Beth Anne Schwamberger ($47.00) (eCourse) 
  
• Driven Women Grace Based Productivity for Christians by Phylicia Masonheimer ($98.00)** (eCourse)
  **religious content
  
• Goal Setting 101: How to Set Goals as an Absolute Beginner by Nadalie Bardo ($49.99) (eCourse/eBook?) -55 pgs.
  This is listed as a “course”, but yet, once you go through a website checkout, and then an email to open, then anther website to the download page, in order to get to the “course” – it’s a 55 page .pdf file. Yes, there’s a link to a 9 min. video that walks you through the .pdf, but – is this really considered a “course”? I’m not sure about that. I mean, the ebook has a nice layout, the colors are pleasing, and btw, this author has also totally mastered pinterest graphics (I’m sure you’ve seen her pins, they’re all over and they looks great). There’s an entire huge section on S.M.A.R.T. goals, just in case you live under a rock and haven’t heard of them before. ? Although, this is for the “absolute beginner” so maybe that makes sense! Look, people will love this, I’m sure. It’s quite “on trend” & with all the right big, bright, clean stock images sprinkled throughout. I just don’t think it’s what *I* need…nor do I know if this really classifies as a “course” and worth $50. Eh, your call I guess?
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Start Finishing Your Projects: Boost Your Productivity, Effectiveness, and Creative Momentum by Learning to Finish the Projects that Matter Most by Charlie Gilkey ($14.99) (eCourse) 
  I didn’t spend a ton of time going through this, but off the bat the thing I appreciated was that this was a change of pace, feeling like a more “masculine” course option in this bundle to balance out the majority of the more “feminine” offerings. Nothing wrong with either of course, but the different styles are nice to offer. There’s a little 30-something page ebook/workbook, and a bunch of links and videos, and overall it feels like a good, traditional, online course. The price is good and not over-inflated, which I appreciate too. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• The 90-Day Personal Productivity Power Plan by Lise Cartwright ($197.00)(eCourse) 
  

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Goal Planners

• 90-Day Personal Growth Goal and Life Planning System by Cassandra Massey ($37.00) (eCourse) 
  
• Goal Setting Life Planner by Sareeta Lopez ($19.00) (Planner) – 27 pgs.
  At first glance, I was like $19 for 27 pages, psssh. But then I noticed that the instructions tell you print 12 copies of the month pages and 52 of the week pages – yay! No excess padding of unnecessary pages just to falsely increase the page count! And that made me happy. ? There’s also some pages about goal setting, and beliefs that hold you back, and tracking your success. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  
• Goals and Planning Bundle by Abby Lawson ($12.00) (Planner) – 26 pgs.
  12 of the 26 pages are blank (though pre-printed with the month name) monthly calendar pages. 4 pages are title/instruction pages. There’s 2 copies of the exact same 2-page weekly planner spread. Which leaves 8 pages of actual unique printable content. Is that worth $12? The unique pages are built around goal setting and project planning. 
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• Quarterly Targets & Goals Tracking by Kimi Kinsey ($7.00) (Planner) – 12 pgs.
  I like the page layouts and the fun, random “holiday” reminders. However, do many people use/need quarterly tracking sheets for personal life (not business which is different)? These look nice, but they aren’t particularly useful to me. Maybe you? Either way, $7 for only 8 pages of printable content feels like a lot. 
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• The 2019 Success Designer Planner by Khaye Mydette Macalinao ($10.00) (Planner) – 73 pgs.
  Cute, and got lots of pages for goal planning.
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• The Goal-Getter Workbook: The Plan for Busy Women to Go from Dreams to Plans to DONE by Laura S Shaw ($25.00) (Workbook) – 36 pgs.
  This isn’t really a planner, per se. It stats with a brain dump and then helps you formulate SMART goals and action steps and it’s got some mind maps and helps you figure out how to limit distractions. If you’re having a had time breaking down goals into smaller tasks then this could be for you. Of course, $25 for 36 pages does feel a bit much to me though. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• The Ultimate Goal Setting Planner™ [Couples Edition] by Mike & Carlie Kercheval ($15.00) (Planner) – 104 pgs.
  Of course I love that this is geared toward couples and has things like couple check-ins and date night planner! The rest of the planner was only so-so to me, but the marriage/couples part is a great idea!
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  
• Ultimate Goal Setting Planner 2019 by MaryEllen Bream ($19.00)** (Planner) – 154 pgs.
  Focuses mostly on making quarterly, monthly, and weekly goals. 
  **spiritual/religious content
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  

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Home Management

• Child, It’s Time to Get Off Your Butt: A simple system to get your people off the couch,  ready for the day, and your home maintained. by Angela Davis ($7.00) (eBook) – 26pgs.
  Some good ideas in here that I will re-visit and consider implementing. I just wish it’d contained more for the price it’s asking. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  
• Mastering the #MomLife Juggle: A Realistic Action Plan For Getting it All Done as a Busy Mom by Brianna Berner ($67.00) (eCourse) 
  Guys, I really wanted to like this one. Of all the courses, it was the only one that originally attracted me to look into. But I skimmed thorough some of the lessons and…it’s just not for me. It’s ALL VIDEOS. I’ve talked about this before in other bundle reviews, but I almost never learn from videos, unless they are highly-produced and quicker paced. I need a transcript or something to read, and I need to be able to scroll through quickly and assimilate information on my own pace. There is a bonus section at the end that has some basic printables like grocery planners and daily schedule, so those are worth something…but they’re also available so many other places than just this course. Waaahhh, I wanted to love this course and am sad that it didn’t work out. Maybe it’ll be good for you? If you like sitting and listening to videos that are basically powerpoints with narration. 
  UPDATE: The course creator emailed me to point out that there is a 51 page workbook included that contains the video transcripts! I don’t know how I missed this before, but I found them now and I’m giving them an extra star or two. ?
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  
• Productivity & Organization for Women by Cheri Chin ($49.00) (eCourse) 

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Home Management Planners & Printables 

• Family Chore System & Planner by Mandi Ehman ($17.00) (Planner) – 30pgs.
  I like the system, easy to understand and implement. 13 of the 30 pages are the exact same chart though! It would’ve made so much more sense to just say – print 13 copies of page 16.
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  
• Get Your House Clean and Organized: A Cleaning Planner by Laura Rizer ($7.99) (Planner) – 147pgs.
  A few pages of introductory material, directions, & master checklist. Then 12 sets of the same 11 pages (which are made up of 5 pairs of the same 2 pages & one monthly calendar!). It would’ve made way more sense to say print 12 copies of page 10, and 52 copies of pages 11-12.
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• Home Cleaning Planner by Corinne Schmitt ($4.99) (Planner) – 26 pgs.
  The stylized font is a little too distracting. Your usual checklist of things to clean around different areas of your home. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Housekeeping Chore Box for Kids and Families by Kemi Quinn ($9.00) (Printable) – 65 pgs. total
  It’s got the materials and directions to make a little chore box with chore cards. It’s cute, but to me, it’s probably too much effort. But it might be what you’re looking for? Also included is a little ebook about kids and chores and some printable chore charts you can hang up. 
  Side note, but if you’re looking for a (more expensive, but) high-quality and comprehensive chore chart – THIS ONE is pretty amazing! We have it. I love it. Er, the idea of it. I need to actually start implementing it again. ?
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• Life Management Binder by Heather Moritz ($24.00) (Planner) – 52 pgs.
  This is a pretty good collection of home/life organization binder pages. A large assortment of pages, and some that I haven’t seen in typical life binder pages too. 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
• Organized 31 Tickler File System: The Easy Way to Manage Paperwork, Bills, Tasks and Appointments by Susan Santoro ($3.99) (Printable) – 7 pgs.
  I’ve never heard of a “tickler system” before? Maybe I’m missing something? This is mostly some checklists & tab/folder labels to print. It would’ve been nice if there’d been some information about how to use this.
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• Year of Intent by Leslie Lambert ($15.99) (Planner) – 255 pgs. total
  This comes a .zip file with both full size and mini size planners. Other than my Wannabe Bullet Journal (see above) and the S.O.S. Planner, I think this is the only other Half-Page/Mini planner I’ve seen in this bundle. I’m a bit confused by the three files included though – one is for full sized planner pages, one for mini size planner pages, and then another file has some text like an ebook…but then all the exact same planner pages from the other files? Either way, this could make a nice little customizable planner.
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
  

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Mindset & Self-Care

• 10 Steps to Feel Motivated & Get Stuff Done by Heather LeGuilloux ($9.00) (Workbook) – 19 pgs.
  I appreciate that this little guide made breaking down the overwhelm into extremely simple, small chunks. The ideas in it weren’t bad (even though you’ve probably already heard most of them before), but this is definitely overvalued at $9. I feel like it’d be more appropriate as one of those free ebooks you get when you sign up for a mailing list.
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
• Ignite Your Life by Jess Stuart ($15.00) (eCourse) 
  
• Positivity Planner by Chris Mooney ($14.00) (Planner) – 379 pgs.
  There is a page for each day of the year, and 1 extra summary page per month. I appreciate that they at least pre-dated each page instead of 365 pages of the exact same thing (as some other products above had done), however, this planner is not your typical planner. Each page has a couple questions about your positive thought for the day, and what challenges you’ll face and how to overcome them. Might be good for someone really struggling with needing personal affirmation each day in order to face the day — but it’s not really a “get-things-done” type of planner. 
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  
• Replenish: Experience Radiant Calm and True Vitality in Your Everyday Life by Lisa Grace Byrne (9.99)** (eBook) – 93 pgs.
  I only briefly scanned. It seems to be an in-depth book, well written. Not for me, but could be for you? I encourage checking out the Amazon reviews on this one.
  **contains religious content
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• The Breaking Barriers Challenge by Lindsay Preston ($47.00) (eCourse) 
  

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Productivity at Work

• Balanced Life Guide by Lauren Cecora ($47.00)
  (eCourse) 
  
• Motivation Kit by Julia Bickerstaff ($18.00)
  (Workbook) – 123 pgs. total
  Centered around the concept of a 100 Day Goal, and it comes as a zip file with 9 files/chapters. I think this is a great little book with some good stuff in it…but the formatting structure is a little strange. It’s hard to read as a .pdf because every page is landscape mode w/2 pages of text. The directions say that you can print it out and cut it in half to make a booklet — but then the instructions also say that this file is only for printing one-side, and not two-sided like you’d likely want if making a booklet. To their credit, they say you can email them to get a file meant for two-sided printing. But I think it would’ve been easier on everyone’s part if they’d just created the file from the beginning like most printable .pdf with each page portrait orientation. Either way – I do actually like this product. Maybe they’ll offer a re-formatted option/update at some point?
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  
• Perfect Project Planner: For Bloggers, Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs by Eve Tokens ($40.00) (Planner) – 265 pgs.
  So far, this “wins” for most overvalued product in the bundle! Look, it’s a bunch of planner pages. There’s some business-y and blog-y type of printables thrown in, sure. There’s some to do lists, and some project planner breakdown pages (that they call “sprints”?). But nothing in this is truly original and just about everything I saw in my scrolling through can be find elsewhere in other planners…or, if you take the time to search, all of it can be found free if you spend some time on Pinterest. $40? Does anyone really spend that much on a planner that you still have to print out and bind yourself? If so, I’ have some other stuff to sell you on too… ?
  Value: ⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
  
• The Personal Productivity Toolkit by Paul Minors ($197.00) (eCourse) 
  This comes as a very large 3.4 GB .zip file!! I tried 3 times to download, but apparently I don’t have enough disk space and the download failed. I fully admit that I’m in desperate need of going through all my files and offloading a bunch to an external hard drive, but I haven’t yet. So…I can’t review this. But why, oh why, oh why must we download the videos instead of being able to stream them?? Do people who create video courses (that they claim are high-quality enough to be worth $200) not think about user experience?? 
  Value: not able to review
  Quality: ⭐- based solely on current experience trying to access course
  Coolness: ⭐ 
  
• Work by Design Summit by Claire Diaz Ortiz ($67.00) (Summit)
  If you’re someone who learns from watching interviews with others in the same field, then this will probably be a good fit for you. I’m not a person who likes to sit and watch interviews, so I probably won’t came back to it. But check it out for yourself and see all the speakers presented. If you see a couple names that interest you, then be sure to take advantage of this. There’s also a bonus section with a bunch of free ebooks and the opportunity to join a facebook group.
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐
  

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**BONUSES**

• Early Bird Bonus – only available to those who purchase the bundle on 2/20-2/21:
  The Maca Team – 1 lb. bag The Morning Motivator & 2oz. Yellow Maca Root extract ($32.80) 
  The Maca Team has been part of other bundles, but I’ve never before actually redeemed their bonus before. But I was intrigued by The Morning Motivator and thought it might make a healthier option instead of my usual mid-afternoon coffee. I tried it once, and it was alright, a bit chalky, but I may not have mixed it well enough. I was looking forward to trying it some more, but two things happened:
  1) The next morning I got a nice cystic zit (that’s usually hormonally caused) and
  2) ahem, this is TMI, but I do that Fertility Awareness thing and know these things: I had been gearing up to ovulate, but the day after taking taking some Morning Motivator my opk went extremely, and abnormally light. I didn’t take it again and the the next day after, my opk was back to dark and almost-positive, so I believe my hormones were affected somehow (maybe increasing progesterone too much so that my LH was temporarily suppressed? sorry – geek talk here… ?‍?) 
  Though I can’t be 100% be certain it was the Morning Motivator, maca root is supposed to affect fertility/reproductive hormones, so I wonder if I’m exceptionally sensitive? Either way – I DO want to try this again and I’m really glad I redeemed the bonus this time and it sounds like great stuff – but I’m gonna wait til a better time in my cycle to try it again.  
  I haven’t tried out the extract yet.
  **You DO have to pay shipping, but it was ~$5.**
  Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
• Cultivate What Matters – Goal Setting Sticker Book ($10.00)  – was only while supplies last, and as of 2/25 stock is gone!
  I wasn’t going to order this sticker book at first because, eh, I’m not a frilly planner sticker kind of person. But someone showed a quick video of what’s in them, and idk, they looked cute, and there was enough of them to maybe make it worth it? So I redeemed the bonus. The sticker book is cute, and a good quality, and though *I* probably won’t use them the way thy were intended(not gonna lie, my daughter is probably going to commander then soon and they’ll become her artwork decor) – if you’re into cute planer stuff – you’ll like this a lot.
  **Again you DO have to pay for shipping which I think was around ~$6 for this one.** 
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  Coolness: ⭐⭐⭐
• List Plan It! – 3 Month Pro Membership ($30.00) 
  This has been a bonus before in other bundles and I know I’ve tried it out in the past. I decided to try it out again, but hmm…I don’t really get it. I’m sure other people love this and maybe you should just check them out for yourself to see what you think. But it’s a website with a bunch of lists that you can print? Most of them you can type into I think? I’m pretty good with freehand lists in the margins of my Wannabe Bullet Journal planner, ha ha, I’m not really one to search for the perfect list template planner. But maybe you are.
  Value: ⭐⭐
  Quality: ⭐
  Coolness: ⭐
• SaneBox – $25 credit ($25.00) 
  SaneBox has been part of other bundles before and I’ve never redeemed it. It looks interesting, but I just haven’t pulled the plug and tried it! Maybe soon…

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