A couple of weeks ago I shared the new Inspirational Agenda Planners from Dayspring. To read my full review, click HERE.
These planners are 18 months, which means they begin July 1, 2017 and go through December 31, 2018. While they are 18 months long, they are not bulky. My planner fits right in my purse. The dimensions are 7"W x 9"H x 7/8"D.
My favorite feature of this planner is the month view and the weekly view. Sometimes we need to see the entire month to make plans. Yet there are times we need to focus in on the week at hand. This planner offers just that.
I love this planner so much and want you to have one. So let's do a giveaway! One blessed reader will receive the Illustrated Faith Agenda Planner. For fun, I am going to throw in 4 sticker sheets from my stash. 1 for Independence Day, 1 for Thanksgiving/Fall, 1 for Christmas, and 1 for Valentine's Day/love. (Check out my Instastories today to see how I used these in my planner! Follow me @jenifermetzger.) I am also going to include 3 Dayspring cards from the new line of Shanna Noel, the creator of Illustrated Faith. These cards are super cute and will be perfect for mailing some love to a friend. Right now you can pick up a set of 10 Shanna Noel cards and a zipper pouch for storing them for only $20, just click HERE.
To enter to win the Illustrated Faith Agenda Planner, 4 sticker sheets, and 3 Shanna Noel greeting cards, complete each task in the rafflecopter below.
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Thank you so much for the chance to enter this giveaway. As far as organization goes I have a large calendar on the fridge and everyone has a different color so we know by looking who has what and when.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite organization tip is probably calendaring everything on my calendar on my desk at work. I have found that I spend most of my time there and it helps to keep me inline with everything the kids have going on. Plus I am trying to learn to live minimalistically. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win this fantastic giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this opportunity to win this new planner! How fun! My favorite organizational tip is using the calendar on my phone for reminders of appointments and meetings. As busy moms it is helpful to have reminders for all of the important things going on. The alarms make sure that I dont forget ......even if I make that teeth cleaning appointment 6 months ahead!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun planner!! Awesome opportunity to win something like this!
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting the giveaway and for including the extras! You're always such a blessing.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite organization tip is to start your day with time in God's Word and prayer. It'll always help your day go so much smoother.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite organization tip is to take the time to set up your personal space so it works best for you. I have a desk in my room that has things that inspire me around it. It's my own little space for when I need some me time!
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ReplyDeleteI like having all my
corner punches together
and they hang on a wooden
holder made by my dad.
Also holds my shear scissors
and crop-a-dile tool.
Carla from Utah
My favorite organization tip is to have a basket to collect the things I need to bring upstairs every day. That way they don't end up all over the downstairs area.
ReplyDeleteI like having cute bins and boxes to store things in. I also love shelves for organization. Any storage that is vertical is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great give-away. I just found your blog through and thoroughly enjoyed my introduction to you. Also looking at your Instagram realizing I have seen some of your posts through She Reads Truth.
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ReplyDeleteFollow Jenifer Metzger if u love planning x
ReplyDeleteI thought when I retired I would be able to give up my "paper" planner. I have found that is not the case. There are so many things I need to "note" so that I remember them, grandchildren's events, doctor's appointments, coffee with friends, et.
ReplyDeleteFavorite organization tip -- keep all of your appointments, business or personal, on one calendar. Secondly, use any extra space for storage -- I have several "under the bed" boxes that I use for crafts and other things that I do not need on a day to day basis.
ReplyDeleteI'm terrible at organization and need all the help I can get!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite organization tip is to either create a list on paper of what to do for the day or pull out the 'notepad' application on my laptop and type in a list of my to do's for the day.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite organization tip is to make a list of what to do for the day either on paper or on 'notepad' from my laptop. :)
ReplyDelete-Criselda Lineses from Canada
Favorite organization tip is have containers for everything and a label maker!
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