Many of us have heard of vision boards. The visualization of goal setting is a wonderful way to provide the accountability some of us need, but there are some of us who are little more on the simpler side when it comes to goal setting, which is where “My #beautifullypinned18 Intentions” was born.
I recently took part in an amazing women’s event at Chapelstreet Church in Geneva, IL, and the session I presented on focused on organizing and simplifying your daily life. At the end of the session I challenged the women to make (feasible) short and long term goals for themselves/ their families utilizing the “My #beautifullypinned18 Intentions” sheet.
My #beautifullypinned18
Intentions
I hope you can use this template and a few great resource links on the template or below, to build the visual breakdown of what you hope to accomplish with an easy checklist format. I challenge you to even post with #beautifullypinned18 so that you can use the hashtag to document and follow your progress and the progress of those choosing to share it.
You might be sick of hearing the phrase “It takes a village”, but the reality is that this phrase is so true! We need to support one another in all we do, all we hope to do, and in all we fail in doing. I hope this intentions sheet brings you closer to accomplishing what you aim to do for yourself and your family!
Book Resources
The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up By Marie Kondo
The Boomer Burden- Dealing with your Parent’s Lifetime Accumulation of Stuff By Jule Hall
Online Resources
Simplystagedbyvanessa.com/blog
Ikea.com/us/en/ideas/
Cleanmamahome.net
Konmari.com/blogs/blog