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Discussion questions for Organized Simplicity

[download] Reading Organized Simplicity in a group setting? I’ve created a set of questions for you to use in a group setting. This is a simple discussion guide to get conversation flowing—no right or wrong answers; just an appetite-whetting for rich conversation.

20 Questions for a New Year’s Eve Reflection

[download] Did you read about these 20 questions here? Here’s a printable version for you to use at gatherings with friends and family, or to mull over by yourself. You can also cut up squares of the same questions to put in a hat, game-style. That’s included, too.

Goal Setting Questions for 2011

[download] This is a printable, six-page worksheet for you to journal and brainstorm some goals for the start of a new year. Work through it with your spouse, or enjoy some alone time with a cuppa.

Family Road Trip Packing List

[download] A full, three page checklist of what a family with small children might need on a road trip lasting at least one week. Read more about our travel tips and lessons learned.

Daily Docket

[download] The most popular download—it’s a complete page for organizing your entire day. Read more about how I use mine. I’d love to hear if you’d like any changes or if you have any ideas (would you like an app version?).

Pocket Docket

[download] A simpler version of the original Daily Docket, these Dockets come two to a page. Fewer bells and whistles, but a greener option because it uses less paper.

Master Weekly Checklist

[download] The list I use to decide what needs doing this week. Don’t be intimidated – very rarely do I get it all done, either. Read more about how I use mine in conjunction with the Daily Docket.

Preschooler’s Chore Chart

[download] This is the chore chart we use when our kids turn around 3. It contains a variety of chores for you to use. Read more about how we used this chore chart with our preschooler, and also how we handled her allowance.

Grocery List

[download] This is my standard grocery list – it has all the things I buy on a semi-regular basis, along with space to fill in extra items.  Read more about how I plan our menus online with Google Calendar and Del.icio.us, and how I keep it simple with a two week rotation.

Budgeting for Christmas

[download] A simple little worksheet for calculating your Christmas budget and the amount you need to save monthly.  This was one of the 12 Weekly Projects for a More Peaceful Christmas.

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