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A few days ago ListPlanIt unveiled their newest book — 100 Days to a New Year (2014 ed). I was excited to see a copy of this one as I’m ready to get out of transition and back into living a full life after the birth of baby #3.
If you have a bad habit (like me) of jumping whole hog into a new routine and burning out in 3 days, this is the perfect antidote. With 100 Days to a New Year, you will spend January – March, plus a bit of April addressing the major tasks in your life. Each day has a single task to do. If its irrelevant in your season of life, you have a day off. If you run behind, Saturday is for catching up.
January is dedicated to goals. February is getting your budget in control, March is about your home and the last little bit of April is about your yard & going outdoors. While I have (most of) my goals for 2014 set, I’m looking forward to working through this book to avoid my typical burnout.
It literally takes my whole to-do list for 2014 and spreads it out for me. While my household notebook lives in Evernote, I still am a paper/list girl and I will be using many of the included worksheets to help keep on top of things and make them stick.
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Good Luck!
Nancy P.
29 December 2013 at 12:06 PM (10 years ago)My goal for the new year is to have monthly goals in different categories–home, finance, etc. This books sounds like it could be a good jump start to that.
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Maria
29 December 2013 at 2:35 AM (10 years ago)Yes I do make goals!
Jessica
28 December 2013 at 6:02 PM (10 years ago)My goal for this coming year is to get more organized and start a housecleaning routine.