2019 Planning Calendars
2019 Planning Calendars – It’s never to soon to plan and never too late to start! What do you want to accomplish in 2019? Can you ‘rinse & repeat’ or is it time to re-evaluate?
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Cheers to New Years: Challenge Yourself to Crush Your Goals by the End of the Year 🎉
Cheers to New Years: Challenge Yourself to Crush Your Goals by the End of the Year 🎉 This is an easy way to motivate yourself to make good choices starting…
40 Day Fall Fix: Challenge Yourself To Change or Create a Habit in 40 days
40 Day Fall Fix: Challenge Yourself To Change or Create a Habit in 40 days. Click here for a free tracking grid! 🍁A virtual challenge is where you pick something you want to work on for set period of time, set a goal, & choose a reward for yourself. Here are some participation options:
Instant Pot Happiness: Meat Sauce & Spaghetti Squash
Mmmmm…tried 2 fun things in my newish Pressure Cooker Instant Pot: a simple meat sauce & separately cooked an entire spaghetti squash in it! Sooooooo….easy….soooo delicious! Why did I wait … Continue reading Instant Pot Happiness: Meat Sauce & Spaghetti Squash
90 Day Summer Sizzle Challenge 🔥🔥🔥
Looking for extra motivation to stay on track this summer? Consider committing to a personal challenge such as this 90 Day Summer Sizzle Challenge. Here are links to 2 printable…
De-Stress Kit: Create a Personal Box of Items to Soothe & Calm
De-Stress / Anti-Stress Kit: Create a Personal Box of Items to soothe and calm yourself in times of emotional frustration or stress. I was inspired after a recent Weight Watchers meeting on Emotional Eating. The best takeaway idea was to create a bag or kit of things to keep yourself busy and distracted in times when you’d prefer to be eating your frustrations instead. Being mindful of our needs during an emotional moment is key to staying on track.
Ode to a Blank Grid: A Fun & Mindful Way to Track Goals 📊📈📉
📊📈📉 Blank Grids + Pic Collage (or any collage app) = Fun & Mindful Way to Track Goals. Blank Jpg Pictures are at the Bottom of this post. 😉 The following is my playful attempt at Organizational Planning Poetry: