I recently had a request for another one of my school year day planners for the 2022-2023 school year. While I prepped a year-long 2022 day planner in late December 2021 (you can find that here and print accordingly), some people prefer a day planner that follows the school year. This planner begins with August… Continue reading 2022-2023 School Year Day Planner
Category: goal setting
Flashback Friday: Finance To Do’s Worksheet
With a new year upon us, it just might be time for you to get your finances in order ... there's a lot to manage in this category sometimes and it can be hard to keep it all straight! I've definitely missed things over the years (and have literally had to "pay" for those mistakes).… Continue reading Flashback Friday: Finance To Do’s Worksheet
Planning for 2022
As the year draws to a close, I encourage you to take some time to reflect and celebrate all that was in 2021! I also encourage you to take some time to make some plans for 2022. For me, the last few months of 2021 were a complete whirlwind. I was very much in “survival… Continue reading Planning for 2022
Year @ a Glance Worksheet
Here's the link for the Our Life Well Lived: Year @ a Glance Worksheet. As you attempt to plan for the year ahead, I encourage you to consider listing your essentials / commitments on this spreadsheet. Here's a sneak peak for how it looks ... I trust this worksheet will always be a bit of… Continue reading Year @ a Glance Worksheet
Possibilities
Though I used to be an avid goal setter and still am for SOME things (see SMART goals), in recent years, I’ve really struggled with the whole goal-setting thing … seemingly, I can pick something and stick with it for only 21 days at a time (which is why I generally host 21-day challenges) …… Continue reading Possibilities
Our Life Well Lived: Day Planner
A few years ago, after trying several different day planners, I found that nothing was really meeting my needs. To solve this problem, I decided to create my own JUST the way that I wanted it. My "musts" ... month-at-a-glance ... this included a calendar, plus a blank page nearby for notes, plans, goals, things… Continue reading Our Life Well Lived: Day Planner
A Series of Teeny, Tiny Baby Steps
I started the year 2021 “sick.” Not debilitatingly sick (thankfully), but sick nonetheless. I was battling some serious ongoing digestive issues. During my Life Plan review at the very end of 2021, I committed to getting this “sickness” thing sorted out. Looking back, the journey was a little long ... a little tedious … to… Continue reading A Series of Teeny, Tiny Baby Steps
Quitting
This week, “quitting” has been at the forefront of my mind. Initially, when considering quitting, a slurry of condemning phrases swirls in my mind. You’re such a quitter! What a loser! Winners never quit! You never stick with anything! After the initial onslaught of condemnation though and some more careful consideration of quitting, I found… Continue reading Quitting
“The Things I Wish I Made More Time For” Challenge
I’m not sure if you noticed or not, but I took a little break from 21-day challenges in July and August. It’s time to get up and running again though, especially since these initiatives “drum up” a variety of donations to organizations within the communities we live! It’s amazing really how the dollars stack up… Continue reading “The Things I Wish I Made More Time For” Challenge
The Case for a Low-Carb Diet
So today’s post is different than many … today, I want to introduce a “new” eating “concept” I discovered recently while working my way through Gary Taubes’ book, Why We Get Fat … and What to Do About It. In a nutshell, carbohydrates are what makes us fat, Taubes suggests. Sugars, white flour, potatoes, pasta,… Continue reading The Case for a Low-Carb Diet
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