How to make a Library of DIY Home Notebooks

1 comment Jan 23, 2013 | DIY Projects, Finance, Kids, Meal Planning, Organize by Topic, Time, Work

Today we are talking about how you can make a library of home notebooks to help you organize your busy life. Our GO MOM!® DIY Planner is full of 33 forms and worksheets to help you in literally every aspect of what you do. Now when you think about that being all in one place, that might not be the way that you best organized. And I find that it can be fabulously well organized in certain key areas that work for me.

Enter the Home Notebook Library.

You can find at your local supply store very affordable and simple poly folder and a jump magazine holder just like this so store your home notebook library all in one place. Or you can have them individually in different locations depending on what they are used for. What I have found so helpful is that I can stick with the basics of my Family Planner, which is so important, but I’ve been able to make a Blog Planner, Budget Planner, Menu Planner (who doesn’t need that), and I’ve also been able to make a Travel Planner, Kids Planner, Medical Planner, and all kinds of miscellaneous information with my Contacts.

So think about that ~ there are at least 8 different ways for me to break down these 33 forms and worksheets to help me narrow my focus depending on what I’m doing. Because I work from home, I truly appreciate having something focused both on my family and something specific for my website and blog. I’m telling you between the two sides of my life its like raising a dozen kids all needed my attention and tender loving care.

So while you are thinking about how to best organize your family information this year and how you might want to keep track of everything, consider a library of Home Notebooks. You’ll be amazed at how efficient your family days can be.

Do you love FREE printables? Check out our FREE Printables Board for 10 forms you can’t live without and look for more as the year unfolds. We love sharing truly useful tools you can use every day and would love to know…

What forms or worksheets are the most important to you in your busy days? Budget? Calendar? Let us know!

Thanks so much for stopping by ~ we’ll see you next time!

Molly