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Do It On A Dime

Five tips to be more productive!

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Life is organized chaos.  Especially as a mom of a newborn and toddler, I promise we aren’t living in Pinterest fantasy over here.  So here are five simple tips that I use to stay more productive each and every day.  Simplicity is best.  Hope you enjoy!

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*This is not a sponsored post.  All opinions are my own.*

Comments

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    Barbara says:
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    You are great and make my day! So upbeat-marvelous!
    I have used lists since before you were born, but I like the idea of adding what one is grateful for-a nice touch when one is feeling overwhelmed or maybe a bit down.

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    Marge says:
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    Wow, this looks like a great planner with a real twist. Thanks for sharing.

    Marge

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    Cathy Gonzalez says:
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    Your upbeat, realistic style uplifts me. I have gotten so much from you blog, videos, and emails. I have even been working my way backwards through your videos on youtube from before I subscribed.

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      doitonadimeblog says:
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      Thanks for stopping by, Cathy!

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    Tracy says:
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    I love your videos:)

    Are you using the 30day planner and repurchasing every month? I am from Canada and would love to try it out but ordering from the US every month doesn’t seem practical…

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      doitonadimeblog says:
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      I have one for $15 that I got free to try, and I will be investing in the 3 month one for $40. After that I will probably apply the principals to any planner! It gets expensive after a while.

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    Rachel says:
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    I love your videos, and especially your eye for frugality. You are genuine and real – I am always excited to see what new tools you have to share! When I saw you talk about this planner, I was ALL IN, ready to order (under the assumption that it would be affordable). Then I saw the price. Kathryn, what “real” mom or “average” working woman can afford to spend $168 ($160 if you buy the 90 day planner) for a YEARLY planner? I get mine at Target for roughly $15, and that feels like a splurge. Please don’t talk about investing in myself — if I had that kind of money, I wouldn’t be watching videos on Dollar Tree hauls & $5 Target deals. Just sayin’. 🙂 Totally unrealistic, although it does look awesome. Thanks again for sharing your gift; just wanted to point out how this particular tool doesn’t seem to cater to your audience. God bless you & your family,
    Rachel

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      doitonadimeblog says:
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      I have the 30 day planner that is $15. I think this is more of a system that you teach yourself to use and then apply to any planner. You definitely don’t it 365 days a year. My other hope was that you could take the tips featured in this video and apply them to your life without the planner, too. Thanks for supporting me and my channel! xo!

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      Marge says:
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      Actually I get my planner and yearly calendar from the dollar tree. Not as fancy as others, but works for me.

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    Carrie says:
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    This was so helpful. Love you and your videos!

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