Download and print this free weekly habit tracker template to help you set and achieve goals by focusing on one week at a time! October was a crazy month for our family. Our days were filled with all good things, like traveling, having family visit and fun fall activities…but with all the fun comes piles of laundry, lots of eating out, a lack of workouts, and overall just feeling “off”. I knew that with a new month starting it was time to get back on track! This month I am recommitting to consistently implementing some positive habits in my life. I honestly need to get back on track with ALL…

Use this free printable post it note goal setting template and some regular sized sticky notes to help you set weekly and monthly goals! A few months ago, I created these monthly and weekly post it note goal setting templates. They were designed to encourage you set bigger monthly goals and then break them down into smaller goals each week–so that way you are more likely to achieve them! Each month/week you can change out your goals by simply replacing the sticky notes–this allows you to reuse the same template over and over again! The printables received a great response, but I had a few requests for a similar template…

A free printable for you to use when playing the #minsgame! For so long now I have wanted to declutter, organize and simplify our lives. I truly believe that if your environment is cluttered, then so is your mind. It’s hard to focus on what really matters when you constantly are surrounded by STUFF. There’s less quality time with family and friends, less time to do your favorite hobby, less time (and room) to exercise, less time to try new things, etc because clutter is invasive and so distracting! If I’m not cleaning up, I’m feeling guilty that I SHOULD be cleaning up. I’m just tired of it and want…

Feeling overwhelmed? These free prioritizing printables will help you be more productive and feel less stressed. Add sticky notes and you can use them over and over again! The first year or so of Henry’s life has been a season of constantly feeling overwhelmed and like I have 1038303 things to do at all times. Coupled with the change in identity from “prebaby Shelley” to mama and I just have a really hard time figuring out what to focus on once I have a little time to myself. Should I clean the house? Work on the blog? Declutter a room? Sleep? Workout? And once I decide, do I have time…

Another day, another way to use sticky notes 😉 This probably the most simple, yet practical way yet. I made a simple meal plan template a few weeks ago and I’ve loved using it. I just used 25 cent scrapbook paper from Hobby Lobby, a black pen and sticky notes. When I posted it on Instagram, several of you requested a printable version– so here it is! It couldn’t be easier to use. I display it on the side of the fridge or in a frame in the kitchen (no more “What’s for dinner?”)! Each week all I have to do is replace the sticky notes with this week’s meals.…