Rhodia Goalbook

My last notebook was a Rhodia Goalbook. There was a bit of ghosting, but I didn't notice bleeding. Comes in a bunch of colors, the paper is a pleasant ivory color, and is not very expensive. I used that one for a year it was nice.

I have been Bujoing for years, but always used a Leuchtturm 1917. For 2021, I decided to branch out to see if I could find a journal that didn't ghost as bad. Pros: Like the Leuchtturm, it has a strap, bookmarks, and a contents page. Unlike the Leuchtturm it also has a calendar for Days and for the ...

- Rhodia goalbook - Doesn't have grid, paper is also very yellow. - Leuchtturm 1917 - Used the grid version this year, pretty happy overall, but paper is yellow and cover is hard.

I want to start off by saying that after hours of research and comparisons, the Rhodes Goal Book is hands down the best choice for bullet journaling. The paper is perfect, the amount of space is perfect, the flexibility of the cover is perfect, and the durability is perfect. I ordered the product an...

(Just remember: your bullet journal is there for *you* and its purpose is to serve you and you alone, according to what you need right now, which of course can shift over time. Don't fall into any perfectionist traps.). I'm currently using a Rhodia Goalbook, which has the best paper in my experience (Rhodia uses Clairfontaine paper, which is super smooth and there is hardly any to no ghosting).

All of Amazon's images are for the hardcover notebook, but the description reads, "Italian leatherette soft cover," and that's what you're going to get.

I'm looking for a needle in a bottle of hay it seems. I got the Rhodia Goalbook a couple of months ago and I wasn't expecting to buy an other bujo before long. I really expected to do at least 2 years with my purchase, well wrong! I'll have to buy an other one 2-3 months from now and I already know, that this isn't going to work for me.

This book was made for bullet journaling. The back pocket, the two ribbon place markers, the numbered pages, the index, and two separate calendar sections- one in a list format that's perfect for a future log, and another in a larger, monthly format, ideal for things like birthdays & special events....

Rhodia goalbook: looks to mainstream (I do however like the paper). Filofax: To small and I don't like the rings and the paper. ​. So my search is for a simple but elegant black leather cover and dot grid foutainpen friendly-ish paper preferably without a hardcover of its own because it would make it to bulky.

I have gotten 5+ of these journals in different colors! I got hooked after the first one. I love the size & amount of pages, and the paper is so soft, almost silky! Haha! The most recent one I got though, I noticed an “upgrade.” A spot to keep your pen! Great idea that I was excited about but if you...