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Clear Habit Journal [Plus Size] Journal – 1 January 2018

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A notebook based on science. A combination dot grid notebook, daily journal, and habit tracker. Created by Baron Fig in collaboration with James Clear.

This is the large format version of the highly popular Clear Habit Journal.

A NOTEBOOK BASED ON SCIENCE.
You do not rise to the level of your goals—you fall to the level of your systems.

FEATURES
Content
- Habit Trackers
- Full Index
- Split Grid
- One Line Per Day
- Four Toolkits
Design
- Two Bookmarks
- Elastic Closure Band
- Folder in Back
- Numbered Pages
- Pagebars

TINY CHANGES, REMARKABLE RESULTS.
Features twelve habit trackers. Each is perforated and can easily be torn out and hung on the fridge, placed on your desk, or displayed anywhere you choose.

DOT GRID GOES PRO.
Create your favorite spreads with an upgraded dot grid that features subtle markings for dividing pages into halves and thirds.

EASY INDEX. QUICK JOURNAL.
A full index gives you two full spreads to log your content. The One Line Per Day section helps you easily build a daily journaling habit.

FOUR EXCLUSIVE TOOLKITS.
Toolkits offer in-depth examples and layouts to help you be more productive, make better decisions, and stay healthy. Includes toolkits on Habit Tracking, Decision Making, Productivity, and Health & Fitness.

FUNCTIONAL DESIGN FEATURES.
Designed based on the customer-favorite Baron Fig Confidant Hardcover Notebook, the Clear Habit Journal adds two bookmarks, an elastic closure, a folder in the back, and numbered pages.

READ THE BOOK. USE THE JOURNAL.
Clear Habit Journal offers a journaling system based on proven science. Read Atomic Habits and learn the science behind Clear to maximize your habit growth.

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208 pages
Language

English
Publisher

Baron Fig
Publication date

1 January 2018
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07Z9HVVJ9
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Baron Fig (1 January 2018)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Journal ‏ : ‎ 208 pages

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James Clear

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James Clear is a writer and speaker focused on habits, decision making, and continuous improvement. He is the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller, Atomic Habits. The book has sold over 5 million copies worldwide and has been translated into more than 50 languages.

Clear is a regular speaker at Fortune 500 companies and his work has been featured in places like Time magazine, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and on CBS This Morning. His popular "3-2-1" email newsletter is sent out each week to more than 1 million subscribers.

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R. Farris

Great quality notebook.

Reviewed in the United States on 31 March 2020

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I bought this, fully aware that most of it is a dot grid notebook. There are 151 dot grid pages out of 207 total pages. Each dot grid page has special tick marks along the edge that help you section the page in different ways so you can choose between the different style templates and productivity methods that are explained in the back of the journal.

In addition to the dot grid pages, there is also a two-page index and a 12-month line-a-day journal in the front. In the back, there are 12 monthly habit trackers that can track up to 19 daily habits and a 15-page "tool kit" that outlines how to use the journal. In the "tool kit," there is an explanation/example of how to use habit trackers, 2 templates for decision-making grids, 2 methods for productivity and to-do list prioritization, and details on how to track fitness and create a food journal in the notebook.

I use this mostly as a brain dump and task prioritizer. As part of my morning routine, I use the line-a-day journal to set intentions and plan my day by pulling tasks from my master task list and prioritizing. And in the evening, I add to the master task list by jotting down everything I can think of and checking off items completed in the monthly habit tracker.

Overall, I think the quality of this journal is great. The binding and cover are beautifully made. The paper quality is decent. It handles ballpoint and gel pen well with only faint shadowing, but fountain pen and marker can bleed through a bit. It does not have a pen holder, but it does have a horizontal back pocket for other notes/paper/stickers. The "tool kit" tools are fantastic for someone just starting out, trying to learn how to be more productive, but once you've filled this book, you can move on to any dot grid notebook and continue the same routine/setup for less money.

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chintz22

Beautiful quality but over half of the journal is pretty much unhelpful

Reviewed in the United States on 30 December 2019

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The quality of this journal is beautiful but over half of it is pages for a dot journal. It feels like the journal is being padded out. I would have liked more excerpts from Atomic Habits if padding was needed. I returned the journal and found a Notes Journal at CVS that served the same purpose better for $5.99.

35 people found this helpful

K&Z

Just a dotted notebook with tiny section of generic habits tracker

Reviewed in the United States on 20 December 2020

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I am disappointed with this product. Not sure how this is this sold as “habits tracker” when it is just a very expensive dotted notebook with very very tiny section of generic, non-special habits tracker section. I read his book and was interested to purchase this tracker but I am not impressed with this product. It comes with a very nice box which I wish they would do away and make the cost cheaper because it serves absolutely no purpose after the initial shipping and also creates extra waste. This product is misleading and you can find the same kind of notebook for a fraction of the cost.

6 people found this helpful

Devin Bradford

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Reviewed in the United States on 3 May 2020

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Ehhhh I wanted to like this notebook but if your expecting much more than 95% blank notebook pages your going to be disappointed. I thought the habit journal was going to have more features. I don’t recommend, especially for the price your better off putting your habits in a blank notebook for $5

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Daniel C.

Great idea, too much waste

Reviewed in the United States on 24 August 2021

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I've gone through two of these so far and these are my thoughts:
First off, it is a high quality journal. Cover material, binding, paper--it's all well thought out and intended to provide an enjoyable writing experience. Price is typical of similar quality journals.
Secondly, I love the idea of a habit tracker and have found it very useful. I also enjoyed (at first) the "line a day" journal section. For someone who has never been consistent enough to keep a daily journal, this was a great way to start.
Last comes my major gripe (and reason I am looking for a different habit tracker): the quantity of blank dot pages. There are both too few and too many of them; too few for a yearly journal or sketchbook and too many for miscellaneous use. Both of my notebooks ended up with more than half of that section left blank because there is no definitive need for it. As much as I like the rest of the notebook, that's too much waste for me.

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