Escapist Planning, and how to make plans that aren't
Stop the cycle of 'new plan' escapes. Learn to make realistic, actionable plans rooted in current reality, not future fantasies.
Mystie, homeschooling mom of 5, shares the life lessons she's learned and the grace she's received from Christ. She is author of Simplified Organization: Learn to Love What Must Be Done
Stop the cycle of 'new plan' escapes. Learn to make realistic, actionable plans rooted in current reality, not future fantasies.
"Learn why traditional SMART goals don’t work for moms and discover a new approach with REAL goals, tailored to fit real life."
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