A pocket-sized planner that is easy to use, and helps you to put first things first! SALE! Normal Price $14.50! You can’t do it all,but you can do a lot! You have big dreams, and your life is so demanding. Maybe you wonder how you will ever accomplish anything important.
This planner is very simple. It is very cute and not very fancy. Small and sweet so you can carry it with you wherever you go. This planner is for spontaneous and busy people who need to organize their top priorities each day. The book is designed to help you create a habit of focusing on 4 important things one day, and 4 necessary things the next day. If you have trouble keeping up with your life, and you feel like you can't add one more thing to your day, this little planner, might be a wonderful solution!
This is a pocket sized planner for mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts and daughters! This is a perfect gift to give to women in your extended family when you really care, but don't know what kind of gift they will love the most.
Here’s the plan:
Do FOUR important or necessary things each day for 90 days. If you miss a day, just begin again.
If you write down four goals every morning or every night before you go to bed, you might actually change your life, live your dreams, and get out of survival mode.
A note from the author:
Are you living in Survival Mode? I am making something VERY important just for YOU.
People always ask me how I "do it all". They also ask how I can raise ten kids, manage a house, homeschool, write books, volunteer, work at home... and be peaceful.
Here is the secret, I don't do it all... every day. I have a flip method.
Some days I do the important things, and some days I get the necessary things done. I don't usually do very much in one day. When you add up all the little accomplishments, it counts for a lot.
I have learned how to balance my time and get important things done. The secret is in the planner.
Each day you will only choose FOUR small goals. Many of these little goals can be accomplished in just a few minutes, your "Important" goal might be:
Encourage each child today.
Give my husband a gift.
Smile more.
Write a letter to my mom.
Plan a weekend get-away.
Plan a Mom's Night Out.
Now it's time to tackle some "necessary" things:
Call the dentist.
Return library books.
Make salad!
Pay back some borrowed money.
Give the boys hair cuts. I really want to help you get out of survival mode so you can enjoy your life more. The key is to do the little things that help you meet your goals and demands so you are not just putting out fires.
Each planner has a different message in the back to inspire you. Something from Sarah's writings that will warm your heart and uplift you.
