MAX-MIN-MOD ... this concept comes from Julie Morgenstern who I first “met” this week while listening to Dr. Robyn Silverman’s podcast, How to Talk to Kids About Anything. MAX-MIN-MOD is a simple framework for perfectionists (like me) to use when considering a task or activity they want to complete or engage in. Using the MAX-MIN-MOD… Continue reading MAX-MIN-MOD
Category: worksheets
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
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
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
Event Planning Worksheet
In the last week or so, I’ve been planning A LOT of events, namely birthday celebrations for my newest eight-year-old. We hosted a friend party one day, a family party another day, and then a last-minute birthday party at our local Regional Park on the day of her ACTUAL birthday … Planning these events actually… Continue reading Event Planning Worksheet
Enough is ENOUGH
Recently, I took a minute to jot down my current “Enough List.” Categories included: Easter, being a good mom, being a good teacher, writing/reflecting, my interview project, and the like. For each category, I jotted down what was “enough” (in this time and place). After all, “Enough is a decision, not an amount” (Alison Faulkner). … Continue reading Enough is ENOUGH
I Can (Still) …
In a time when we’ve been presented with countless “closed doors” and endless “limited” opportunities, today, I challenge you to make a list of what we CAN (still) do … there’s a long list really, when you (actually) take a minute to think about it … here’s some possibilities to get you going … I… Continue reading I Can (Still) …
Account Tracker: Worksheet
After feeling frustrated on countless occasions because I didn't know (or couldn't find) account or login information for something, I finally decided to put it all in one place with this simple spreadsheet. From library account information to SaskPower and bank account numbers, I needed a system to have EVERYTHING easily accessible all in one… Continue reading Account Tracker: Worksheet
Finance To Do’s: Worksheet
It's taken me far too long to figure this out and (finally) get a system in place for ongoing finance "to do's." A few missed payments (resulting in interest charges) or extra stress or drama on the final day something is due is totally avoidable IF you have a plan ... there's lots to remember… Continue reading Finance To Do’s: Worksheet
It’s Time to Dig: Worksheet
If you've read It's Time to Dig or if you've listened to It's Time to Dig over on the Our Life Well Lived Podcast, I hope you're ready to do some digging ... to take some time to figure out your purpose ... to remember your passions (those things that light you up). Here's the… Continue reading It’s Time to Dig: Worksheet
Our Life Well Lived - Leanne Hintz 