This post is by Sabeth Kapahu. 

A recent “how was work?” conversation with my hubby got me thinking about the effectiveness of the parts of my life that give structure to my Plan Time. Let me explain.

My husband is a technician who often visits clients to fix their machines. He has an extensive knowledge of all the working parts and connections needed for maximum performance. Think motherboards, driver updates, a fully loaded tool bag, etc.  It’s remarkable how intricate the things are that...

This post is by Jenn Kokal.

 After several days of pain, I finally felt great.

I woke up refreshed, ready to tackle everything I wasn’t able to do during the crippling migraine I had for nearly three days. I had been down for a while, which meant I had plenty of chores that needed accomplished - recording several podcast episodes, writing two blog posts, cleaning my house, and going grocery shopping. But my enthusiasm drained as quickly as it came. Not even three minutes after I began recordin...

This post is by Gianna Kordatzky.

I am a bullet journaler.

I LOVE my bullet journal. 

I may or may not have multiple bullet journals for different aspects of my life, but the main one lives in my purse.

When I first learned about bullet journals, I thought they were kind of weird.  But once I grasped the concept, I dove in and haven’t really looked back. 

What is a bullet journal? 

The bullet journal concept was created by Ryder Carroll.  He used (and still uses) it as a way to capture ...

This post is by Jen Stanbro.

When I’m sitting in the quiet of the morning, anticipating the tasks of a new day, the first part of my plan is to listen. And I listen in order to plan everything else. God is not a part of my day, rather, I am a part of His. He made plans for this day long before I opened my eyes. I’m His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that I should walk in them (Eph. 2:10). So I lay down my goals, my plans, and my stresses, ...

This post is by Patty Lewis.

Our son is 13 years old and a fine young man.  For a while now, he has been choosing to read a Proverb a day.  Sometimes I sit with him and we read together.  It continues to amaze me how much wisdom is packed into every verse and chapter. 

In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps. 

Proverbs 16:9

It is a verse like this that gives me great pause to think.  In my heart I do plan my course.  Then the verse says, “but” and remin...

This post is by Dana Sitton.

My husband and I recently got a wild hair to plan a beach trip and surprise our three young children by embarking on this secret journey the following day. Our firstborn was a baby the last time we had visited the beach, and since he was so little, he didn’t remember the experience. We were really looking forward to this trip and seeing the excitement on the faces of our little ones as they experienced the sand between their toes and the clap of the waves for the fi...

This post is by Danielle Smith.

Long ago, during the era now known as The Great Before (pre-Covid-19), there were pick-ups and drop-offs, play-dates and recitals, practices and games. And OH, how we complained! If only we had more hours in the day to plan everything out, we’d be in so much better shape! “Planning is so hard!” we exclaimed to ourselves and to anyone who would listen at Mommy and Me, blissfully unaware of the turmoil that lay ahead. Welp, here we are, living in the The Great Unkn...

This post is by Christy Hinnant.

Proverbs 31 tells us that “An excellent wife… rises while it is yet night and provides food for her household…” and yet, over the years the way that we do that has changed many times.  One way I can do this is by planning, and that planning I do in the wee hours of the morning keeps the food on the table and helps me to not lose all sanity.  

As a mom who works full time, my mornings are RUSHED to say the least.  But Hello Mornings has given me a game plan, yea...

This post is by Tami Rodriguez.

 Most of us know the famous old Serenity Prayer written by Reinhold Niebhur.  In fact most people can quote it regardless of their faith or religion and it is found on everything from blankets to key chains.  For me, this simple prayer led to a huge change in my God Time and Plan Time over the past few months.

One day while trying to find ways to de-stress I decided to simply list everything that was weighing on my mind just to get it out of my head and onto pap...

 Welcome to a new series of posts designed to encourage and equip you for amazing mornings.

Do you ever get information overwhelm? This blog series is here to help combat the overwhelm by breaking things down to one easy to implement habit a week. This week's habit comes from Jess Connolly, our podcast guest on episode 14:

Keep your To Do list with you during your God Time.

You might think you need to keep your time with God separate from your planning time, but if you feel yourself getting...