blossom-pin domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/worryfreemom/public_html/worryfreemom.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121One of my favorite cakes is a lemon “poke” cake my Mom taught me to make. What is a poke cake? Well, to make a poke cake, bake a regular 8×13″ cake, and then poke holes with a toothpick in the top (hence the “poke”). Then prepare jello and pour over the cake–it will fill …
Once you’ve created your vision, eliminated the things that distract you from it, and created action goals, the next step is to create a time management plan (ie schedule) for doing those activities!
Step 1: Create a blank schedule, like this one. You can even draw it on a piece of paper!
So far, we’ve thought about what our big goals are for our lives in five areas–faith, family, finances, fitness & fun. And we’ve thought about what things in our lives we can cut out to make sure we have room to work on those goals. This week, I want you to create some action goals …
A few months ago on the way home from a company event, I was thinking about what it means to be a soccer mom. The image of the mom in workout clothes with the mini-van full of kids comes to mind. She’s the super-mom–the one who works full time, is in great shape, runs the …
So many moms I talk to feel torn between their work and their family. They might work full time and feel that they spend every spare minute in the evening cooking and cleaning, rather than spending time with their kids. Or they might have a business from home and feel torn between building their business and spending time with their kids. One minute, they feel guilty for spending too much time on work, the next they feel guilty for spending too much time with their kids and not getting work done. Still other moms stay at home with their kids, but are constantly cleaning or doing other projects and STILL feel like they don’t have enough time with their kids.
