Rant: people keep asking what to buy instead of what to do, and it's why they stay stuck
Every ask thread here turns into a shopping list when the real problem is usually a habit, not a missing item. I watched my cousin drop $300 on a planner system and a label maker in March, then miss every deadline for 4 months because she never once sat down on Sunday to plan the week. What's the last thing you bought hoping it would fix a problem that was really about your routine?
What did you actually stop doing when you bought the thing? That's the part nobody talks about. Buying a planner feels like doing the work because you get a little hit of progress just from owning it, so your brain checks the box before you've planned a single week. The purchase scratches the itch, and then you never build the habit because the itch is already gone. So the money is really just paying to feel like you fixed something, which is probably why your cousin lasted four months without ever noticing the problem.