Daysteps Personal Lifestyle Planner

As you well know, organization is a daily goal of mine. I am not a Mom with a Blackberry or with any other gadget on the market, that allows you to store information. I rely on good 'ol pen and paper. Sometimes I owe my sanity to my fridge calendar and the post it's right beside it. And up until recently, this process
has worked beautifully for me.
Problem being...the kids are getting older and I am out of the house a lot more than I used to be. And where is all the information I need? That's right, on the fridge at home!
I realized this problem when I was at a recent dentist appointment. The receptionist would give me a date and time for the next appointment and then ask, "Is this good for you?" I found myself saying to her and others, "I don't know. I'll ask the fridge door when I get home and call you back..."
OK, lesson learned - I need a planner!
I was asked to review the Personal Lifestyle Planner from Daysteps. The first thing that I appreciated about this book, {and I need to tell you this, before anything else}, are these unique features: nutrition, water, sleep, and fitness trackers. There is actually designated space to keep track of medications, vitamins, and workouts too. Plus there is ‘Clear Your Head’ pages; and ‘Fill Your Heart’ sections. As a busy women who has her mind on everyone in the family, I often neglect myself. For this reason, I like that this planner reminds you to make yourself a daily priority.
I like the generous space for all your appointments, activities and important dates {mornings, afternoons and evenings are separated}. And, there is also room to put personal priorities and intentions in reaching life goals. The planner is more than a book of 'to-do', 'to-see', 'to-buy' and 'to-go'. It allows you to take time, clear your head and motivate you in being a better person, in body and mind. I like to refer to this planner as your daily reminder to put yourself in a short time-out and re-group.

Everyone could use some organization for the holidays. And, instead of a wall or fridge calender, consider gifting a planner instead. The Daysteps Personal Lifestyle Planner is compact, handy and includes everything needed to organize anyones chaos!
There are three editions to this planner:
Full Year 2010 {2 books} retails for $34.95;
January-June 2010 is $18.95; and July-December 2010 is $18.95.

One reader is going to get a Jan-June 2010 Personal Lifestyle Planner from Daysteps

(* Sorry - This giveaway is closed *)

TO ENTER: Visit Daysteps and tell me why this planner would
help you in your life

Win a Personal Lifestyle Planner in the 2009 Holiday Gift Guide at My Organized Chaos! #giveaway http://tinyurl.com/ykfxo3d

Closes Nov 29/2009 at 9pm MST.
OPEN TO CANADIAN & US RESIDENTS