I’m looking like a bobblehead over here. 

Let me be clear: it’s great to dream big dreams and pursue wholeheartedly after them. But there is the danger of being so caught up in them that your successes or failures at these goals become the defining characteristics of who you are and your story. 

But how do you stop this kind of thinking when life necessitates doing and you have big beautiful dreams to pursue?

You could read a self-help book or take a yoga class to become more grounded. You could just tell yourself to do better tomorrow. All of these options are fine, but there’s an even simpler solution. And all it takes is a slight adjustment to the current rhythms you already have in place.


 We’ve taken your everyday paper goods - your planner, your journal, your calendar, your meal planners - and transformed them into every day tools to integrate what you do with who you are, and to capture your story being written. 

nod your head with me, if you've ever been caught up in the mindset of:

“If I could just ___(insert job promotion, life accomplishment, relationship status, etc.)___, then I will have done it and I will be worthy.”