Has this ever happened to you? You are thinking of that perfect article or website you saw recently that you now want to share or write about…but you can’t remember exactly what it was or where you saw it? Did…
Has this ever happened to you? You are thinking of that perfect article or website you saw recently that you now want to share or write about…but you can’t remember exactly what it was or where you saw it? Did…
You’ve published your eBook, now Marketing your eBook is the next step! Find out why you should take these steps, how to do it, and tools for getting it done efficiently right here! Marketing an eBook takes some time, no…
We all know the importance of a Weekly Review, right?! I’m beginning a new feature to provide highlights of the past week at The Daily PlanIt, with tools and information to develop work and life skills. You can view the…
A book that really had an impact on me in 2013 is: “Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money-That the Poor and the Middle Class Do Not!” by Robert T. Kiyosaki. Money was not a…
Diabetes entered our life in December, which has prompted us to learn more about eating a low-carb diet. I had of course heard of low-carb and the Atkins diet before, but found it all too confusing. I love bread, and…
After my husband explained the rules of football, it became a lot more interesting. As he says, “If you know the rules, you understand the battle.” It got me thinking that setting goals is similar. You are much more likely…
Worried about all you need to get done? Don’t know where to start? Begin with posts on how to choose goals, and make goals SMART. Learn more with the Daily PlanIt eBook, “Get Goaling!”
It is clear that having goals is important to our happiness. But how do you choose the right goals? There are so many options for goals! The method I use to choose personal goals during an annual review is an…
Reasons why I love Planet Fitness: 1. Convenience – It’s handy. 2. Price – pretty much flat-out unbeatable. They even gave me a t-shirt when I joined. 3. They made it easy to commit. These first three are pretty basic…