
Take a scroll through things I’ve made just for you.
All are FREE for you to download.
31-Day Daily Journal
This simple, undated daily planner will help you schedule your top priorities, as well as add up to ten additional to-dos, your daily appointments, and a few notes.
It also includes a water tracker and a gratitude area, so you don’t forget the things you’re thankful for.
The clean layout makes it easy to see what’s important, and since it’s undated, you can start using it at any time.
You can print it out or write directly into the PDF.
Enjoy!
Be Successful Crossword Puzzles
Give yourself a break from your work and enjoy doing a crossword. With words that have successful meanings, you will puzzle over some.
This is a fun way to spend some ‘down’ time, but with flexing your brain to keep yourself sharp.
Write directly in the PDF, or print out to have on hand at your desk. Enjoy!
30-Day Gratitude Journal
Science has shown that keeping a gratitude journal allows the brain to focus on the positive aspects of our lives. This, in turn, lowers stress, resulting in improved physical health. Writing down the things that inspire feelings of gratefulness has been shown to improve psychological health by reducing feelings of anxiety, depression, and other symptoms commonly associated with mental illnesses.
So, grab your copy and see if it works for you.
21 Days to Calm Your Mind
When we are worried, it can be difficult to calm our minds. If you find yourself ruminating on your worries, journaling them out helps. One of the easiest ways to overcome fear and worry is to utilise the coping skill of distraction. When you journal, you can distract yourself and change your thoughts. As you change your thoughts, you will ease into the space of peace and may even forget what you were worried about in the first place.
In this journal, you can write your way through 21 days of calming your mind.