If you’re like most women, you probably wear 1,000 hats:

The schedule keeper, the school note signer, the gift buyer, the errand runner, the grocery store shopper, the nurse, the chauffeur, the cook, the laundry washer… the list goes on and on.

Maybe you have a passel of kids, Maybe you run your own business, Maybe you run the church yard sale, Maybe you… 

No wonder you’re tired!

You have tried everything…

Every planner, every system, every method to keep your life organized but… 

They are all too complicated

You start out really good and for a few days your system is working, but then it simply takes too much time, and let’s face it, too much brain power to keep up. What you need is something simple, simple but effective.

They are scattered

Making list after list, and lists of lists, to just lose them. Little scraps of paper or Post-It notes on the table, by the phone, in the car, in your purse… oh man, where did you put that last one?

You just can’t keep track of it all

And it’s no wonder. Without a simple system, no one could.  As women, we expect so much of ourselves and then beat ourselves up when we don’t live up to our own wonder woman standard. 

Did you know?

The average person spends 60 hours a year looking for their stuff… and I was always above average! 😉

So you see… it’s not your fault. You just need a system and your organized life will become the envy of all your friends. They will begin to ask, “How does she do it all?”

How do I know? 

Because I was there once – running from place to place, looking for the list I set down… well, somewhere. All while trying to run two businesses and a family. 

But then I decided to design a system that would work for me. I couldn’t rely on those super strict planners that wanted me to spend so much time filling it all in. 

I needed something simple.

I thought that I needed a full organizational system… but the reality was that those complicated systems never worked for me. I always found that making lists helped but my system for that wasn’t perfect either. I either found myself with mile long lists with everything on it, or scattered pieces of paper and I could never find what I needed. 

In fact, my mom used to always tell me, “If your head wasn’t attached you’d lose that too!”

I needed a way to keep my lists SEPARATE BUT TOGETHER.

I know that sounds weird, but it’s what I needed. I didn’t want everything on one mile long list – I wanted to COMPARTMENTALIZE!!

That was the moment I knew what I needed and I created the Make Today Count List Book.  

Can you imagine never looking for another slip of paper again?

THAT’S WHY I CREATED…