08/13/2026
Permission slip, not a to-do list. 📝
You don’t need a financial overhaul to feel more in control — sometimes it’s just giving yourself permission to do the thing that actually feels good (and skip the thing that doesn’t).
Save this for the next time you’re spiraling about money and forgetting it’s supposed to work for you, not against you.
Which one do you need to hear today? 👇
08/03/2026
Monday the stick of deodorant was officially declared done when it scraped my arm pits on the way up and back down. I tossed it.
Tuesday I pulled my bathroom drawer open and got ready for the day. All the goods are in there. Or were.
Late afternoon Tuesday I smell - myself, and realize that I had forgotten deodorant. We have spares in the hall closet and I hadn’t grabbed a replacement for my bathroom drawer.
Easily remedied, and thankfully no clients were afflicted of my all natural odor that day through the Zoom screen.
But I realized how very easy it was to forget a step when all the supplies are not right in front of you.
Working on consistently taking your morning supplements? Put them in the coffee cabinet.
Starting a habit of early morning devotion? Leave your journal and Bible or books on the coffee table.
Wanting to read more and scroll less in the evenings? Charge your phone in the bathroom and put your book on the nightstand next to your battery operated alarm clock.
Wanting to get out of debt and stop using your credit cards? Take the credit cards out of your wallet and off your devices.
We have enough to remember on a daily basis. Don’t make it harder on your brain. Set yourself up for success with simple in (or out) of the way placements.
