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It’s quiet, it’s still dark, and I can give the most crucial tasks of the day my full attention (thank you, coffee). I usually have my quiet prayer time, exercise, and accomplish my most important work tasks, like writing. I believe that if something is important and needs to be done during the day, then it needs to be done first, otherwise life happens and kids happen and it usually ends up not happening, and I don’t like who I am under that kind of stress. 4:30 if we have plans in the afternoon and I have a lot of work to do, 5:30 on most normal days. I usually wake up between 4:30 and 5:30 in the morning. Keep in mind there aren’t really a lot of days in a row that look the same for me. So to give you an idea of what I do day-to-day and what I’m working with (so you can see and compare and figure out how you want to use Trello in your own life), let me tell you what a typical day looks like for me.
Literally nothing would get done if I didn’t have Trello to reference. I Trello because with four kids and a husband who is always home with me (and schooling with me, and working with me, and cooking with me…) I am always being talked to, interrupted, and distracted. And yes, I am officially making that a verb.
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Although I feel the need to know what’s coming next in life, I like to be spontaneous and untied day-to-day – free to pack up the kids and head to Disneyland at a moment’s notice, but the life God has led me into requires some structure in order to live well, and so, I Trello. Organizing and scheduling everything out goes against my DNA. Otherwise I’d end up with pencil eraser remnants coating my floor and my planner would look disgusting.
Usually, I’m a pen and paper kinda girl, but there is so much that needs to be written down and so many changes I need to make all the time, that it just has to be digital. It has to be visible, I need to be able to pull it up and see it on a regular basis. The thing is, I can’t do either of those things well if I don’t have some kind of plan in front of me. The other part of that purpose is to spread the message of abundant life and simpler living to my fellow women – that’s my job, and I love it. Part of that purpose is to raise my babies to be world-changers. I don’t do sponsorships, I only share what I truly love with you guys. Trello has no idea who I am as far as I know, and they have no idea I’m writing this. Because the truth is, I absolutely could not run my business, my homeschool, or my life in the smooth way that I do without it.Īnd you should know before we even get started – this is NOT a sponsored post. This post is all about number three – Trello. Something is always thriving and something is always needing a little more of my focus – that’s just life.īut in short, here’s how I do all that I have going on:Īnd I’d have to give a shoutout to my noise-canceling headphones. Honestly, I don’t do everything all the time. I get asked a lot of questions about my personal life, and the one that is probably more common than any of them is, “How do you do it?!” It’s usually coupled with a face of shock mixed with a little stress.
This means our family of six lives in a space smaller than the average kitchen, and that space is not only our home, but our school and our office. I also co-own The Purpose Show Podcast.īrian and I recently ditched the whole 9-5 job, house in the suburbs thing and are currently traveling full-time in our renovated camper. I’m CEO and president of creative content and Brian is CFO and vice president of media. My husband Brian and I homeschool the first three (Emmett just colors and pretends to be a part of it), and I own my own business based on this website. What My Life Looks Likeįor those of you who might be kinda new here, I have four kids. This blog post is more of a description of how Trello helps me manage my life.
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