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How to use your planner to carve out time for the things that matter.

The most common email I get from moms goes something like this:

Hi Kayse,
I’m so overwhelmed by all the things I have to do. Or at least the things I feel like I have to do. I know what I WANT for my family, and even my own life, but I just can’t figure out how to make time for those things. It seems like my to-do list just overshadows all those things I’d really like to do. Can you help?

And I so get it. I have BEEN THERE. Some days, I still find myself there – drowning in tasks that don’t actually build up my family or refresh my soul. Saying yes to too many things instead of stepping back and creating some margin in our lives.

That’s when I pull back, reset, and dive into God’s Word, so I’m reminded of what my real priorities are.

And then? Then, I open up my planner, and get to work.

Today, I’m sharing my planning tips for anyone who is tired of the rat race, and really just wants to make time for those important things in life. Your planner is a FANTASTIC tool to help you do that, and I’ll show you how!

Check out the video below, where I’ll walk you through exactly how I use my planner to carve out time for the things that really matter.

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How do you use your planner to make time for what matters most? Share in the comments below!


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3 Comments

  1. Ashley Wells says:

    Is this a newer format? It looks a little different than the version I have.

  2. Katrina Fisher says:

    The full size printable so I can play with my coil binder. Oh, and get organized. ?

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