For the menu planner I used, go HERE. For Body For Life tracker sheets, go HERE. For Daily Schedule I use, go HERE. (I tweaked it a little and filled in different items where I needed to. Such as scripture study, and other cleaning stuff I need to do.)
Also, if you can't find a binder that you love, I would suggest buying one of those binders where you can slip paper in the front, side and back. Then choose a scrapbook paper that you like and put them in as the cover. You can also do this with a regular file folder. Just buy paper you like, cut it to fit on a file folder and glue it. I did this for my folders that are displayed in my kitchen. If you need step by step instructions with pictures, let me know. Have fun organizing!
"Home is where women have the most power and influence; thereforeNurturing mothers are knowledgeable, but all the education women attain will avail them nothing if they do not have the skill to make a home that creates a climate for spiritual growth. Growth happens best in a "house of order,"Nurturing requires organization, patience, love, and work. Helping growth occur through nurturing is truly a powerful and influential role bestowed on women". -Sis. Julie Beck
"Too frequently, women underestimate their influence for good. Well could you follow the formula given by the Lord: 'Establish a house, even a house of prayer, a house of fasting, a house of faith, a house of learning, a house of glory, a house of order, a house of God' (D&C 88:119)."In such a house will be found happy, smiling children who have been taught, by precept and example, the truth. In a Latter-day Saint home, children are not simply tolerated, but welcomed; not commanded, but encouraged; not driven, but guided; not neglected, but loved."Thomas S. Monson,, "The Spirit of Relief Society, Ensign," May 1992, 101-102
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