One of the most common questions that I get is how I use my multiple notebooks and printables. I hesitated sharing because it is NOT fancy or structured, BUT for me simple and flexible is what works best- and that is exactly what this is 😉 I’ve tried SO many different planners and bullet journal methods and found that this combination is what works best for me. Having multiple notebooks with different categories helps me compartmentalize and also allows me to keep the writing that I want and recycle the rest. Here are the notebooks I use every week: 1. Meal plan notebook– This is where I plan meals, write grocery lists, record…

I like lists because they give me a roadmap of where to take my day/week/month. Without them, I often start to feel overwhelmed, like I don’t know where to start, and then I end up doing nothing. Can anyone else relate?! But the thing is, as much as I love making lists, lately I’ve been tired (hi old friend, pregnancy insomnia!) and honestly haven’t even wanted to spend the time/energy to make lists. I asked myself how I could simplify my lists and came up with this one that will last me all month. I can easily print it off and won’t be constantly rewriting the same things on my…

After way too many weeks in a row of having to throw spoiled food out, I really tried to focus on lowering our food waste. It took a lot of trial and error, but I ended up with several tips and tricks that have really helped us in this area. Not only are we being less wasteful, but we are simultaneously saving money too. These tips do require a little more effort and intentionality, but they are worth it to be less wasteful! Here are my top six tips to try if you’re looking to lower food waste too: Keep a list of all the food you throw out each…