Meet Our Newest Moleskine: the Evernote 2015 Weekly Planner. Posted by Kristina Hjelsand on 03 Oct 2014 Comment There’s something special about the tradition of starting a new year with a fresh weekly planner, its crisp, blank pages hinting at all you’ll accomplish in the months to come.
Now, Evernote users can achieve even more with a modern take on the planner that combines the best of paper and digital: the new Evernote 2015 Weekly Planner by Moleskine. Here’s a quick tour of the features that make this product a must-have for mapping out your most productive year yet. The best laid plans: the Planner’s layout is ingeniously handy. Upgrade for features to help you live and work smarter.
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