In this video I’m doing a full flip-through and honest review of my “Get Stuff Done” planners that are printed through Amazon KDP—both the paperback and the hardcover versions. I walk you through what’s inside each notebook and then we get into the real question everyone asks me: how does the paper actually handle different pens and markers? Because if you’re bullet journaling or creative planning, paper quality can make or break your whole setup. I put each one through a pen test and a marker test so you can see what happens with everyday writing tools versus juicier inks. The paperback is printed on standard 60 lb (90 gsm) paper, so it’s best for regular pens, planning, and notes. The hardcover is printed on premium 70 lb (104 gsm) paper and it’s the sturdier, more “keepsake” option with a more durable cover. By the end, you’ll have a clear idea of which version fits your style—whether you just want a functional daily planner or you want something that can handle a little more creativity.