in today’s episode, I share some of the ways in which I benefitted from my own (Q4) seasonal planning session, and then pivot to a discussion of goal planners- what’s out there, what’s going away, and what can they help with. I also share…
Yesterday was such a good “normal” day. It’s lots of fun to look forward to travel and big adventures (I know I do plenty of this!) but a relaxing weekend day at home can be so nice, too. HIGHLIGHTS Anyway, just feeling lucky today.…
Realizing this is my last ‘normal’ weekend for few weeks and wanting to savor the magic that an “everyone home, no call” weekend contains. TODAY TOMORROW I really don’t have any work that is super pressing that I have to cram in there (YAY)…
1- New Q4 rituals working so far: 2- Q4 rituals that are a work in progress: Evenings have kind of sucked this week, and that’s on me. Every single night this week I’ve found some sort of rabbit hole to get sucked into (yesterday:…
I had another post in mind but then this happened: Jenny Simpson (highly elite decorated longtime runner and one of my personal favorites) just released on her IG that she has ARVC. And that she will no longer be running as a result. and:…
I am very happy to report that G went back to school today!! The kids were home with not a lot to do for waaaaaay too long this summer. As noted, this was not by design. I could have put them in camp (and…
In today’s episode, I confess to my recent planner switchup, and then share ALL of my love for Quintile 4, some “throwback” fall favorites (1990s ‘back to school’ magazine issues anyone?) , and 8 planning tactics for the back to school season. (Probably neither…
SO MUCH FLUX IN THE PLANNER WORLD THIS WEEK! 1- Cultivate What Matters announced they are no longer going to produce PowerSheets. Political matters aside (the company that acquired Cultivate in 2022 is extremely conservative), PowerSheets was a unique product in the planner landscape…
Previous months: Jan / Feb / Mar / Apr / May / Jun Am I terribly excited to write this post? No. Do I think it will be a somewhat useful reflection exercise anyway? Yes. And so . . . here we go! This may be an abbreviated version . . . BIG…
Yes, acts of kindness to others are very important — but sometimes we tell ourselves stories about what we are ‘allowed’ to do for ourselves. (I say “we” here because I am very confident I am not the only one.) Lately I am trying…









