Desiring Virtue’s Daily Plan of Attack
Lists really keep me on my toes, without them I tend to muddle through the day getting some things accomplished (the things I like to do) and not other things (those things I really detest doing… ehem… dishes). But it can be annoying to write out a list of the same things every day (which is a lot of what happens when you are a stay at home mom).
Things that must get done every day: Quiet Time, Make bed, Get dressed (Yes, this needs to be something I check off), Get children dressed (ditto), Dishes, Laundry, Pick up
You get the picture. They are simple things that we all do and should be all be able to do without a list… but not me. I need a binder of lists, from my Daily Plan of Attack, to my Blog Ideas, to Menu Planning.
I tend to be picky when it comes to my Home Management Binder. I want it to include the thing I need, and to look pretty at the same time (I mean it needs to motivate me, right?). Well, as you can imagine, it is hard to find everything you want when your list is pretty specific. The answer… create my own of course!
So without further ado I would like to introduce you to Desiring Virtue’s first ever Home Management Printable:
The Daily Plan of Attack
This printable contains four different version, each including 4 pages. The first version is my own personal version. It has all the MUST BE DONE items that we all must do plus my own personal preferences like alternating laundry days, one big daily task (floors, bathroom, baking, etc…). You may find that this version works for you as well! Great! If not there is version number two.
Version number two offers a lot more customization. It still includes the daily chores that we all do, but then gives you lots of blank spots to add your own items. But, maybe you want lots of blank spaces, but still want the quiet times, family worship, and church items that I have in my personal plan of attack…
Then version number three is for you. It is kind of the hybrid between the first two versions.
All three feature Sunday as the beginning of the week and keep the to-dos to a minimum on the day when many of us enjoy meditating on the Lord and spending time with family. Sunday’s Plan of attack also gives you opportunity to plan for the upcoming week and set goals.
The final version is completely blank so that you can customize your Plan of Attack completely.
How do I get it?
Simply download your Plan of Attack (It’s free!) and then print* out the pages that will benefit you the most.
*Make sure that you choose which pages you want to print or you will print all four version at once… maybe a little overkill.
So, there you have it, Desiring Virtue’s Daily Plan of Attack. The first of who knows how many to come. Let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions for future printables.
If you are reading this on an iPhone or iPad you will not be able to see the printables in this post (man Apple and your non-flash love). No worries, just click this link and it will take you to the Scribd website that is hosting them!
Scroll through the preview below to see all versions of the Plan of Attack!
Plan of Attack (4 Versions)
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Jessalyn, these are wonderful! Thanks for sharing them
I’m so glad that you like them!
I have to make it a point to get dressed too…I tend to forget, as I’m focused on all the household needs!
Yes. And when I am not dressed, I tend to be less motivated, which makes me less productive.
Thanks so much for these. They look like they will be quite helpful. I love trying out different forms and seeing which ones work for my family.
I hope they will be helpful. I plan on creating some different layouts in the future, so don’t hesitate to give me your feed back. Thank you for visiting Julia!
These are good! I think I’m going to have to give these a try.
I’m glad you like them. Let me know how they work out/ if there is anything you would change.
this are awesome! Thanks!!
Well… that should read … These are awesome!
Ha ha! I got ya! Thanks for stopping by Kristi!
Thank you for sharing these! They are absolutely gorgeous and will be of great help!
God bless you!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope they are a blessing to you!
Awesome!
I have searched high and low for my daily pages for my mommy binder. I am so OCD about list, how they look, the lay out, etc. THANK YOU for ending my never ending search!! They are perfect, thanks so much!!
I’m so glad that you like them! Thanks for leaving a comment to let me know!
I’m another one who has to have a checklist for daily recurring tasks. I have adult ADD and these types of lists are so helpful to me.
They are beautifully done. Thank you so much for sharing!
How come the second set (the Customizable) is missing Friday and Saturday?
I’m sorry, this is the first time someone has noticed that. I didn’t even realize! I will work on it tomorrow afternoon and get it up ASAP. Thanks for stopping by!
It should be fixed, let me know if you have any other problems. Thanks!
Thank you for fixing it. I am looking forward to using it this year.
I’m looking forward to using you ‘blank’ pages in 2012, but one of them isn’t quite blank. Would you be able to update that one and re-post it or email it to me?
I’m so sorry! I Hadnt even realized until this moment. Thanks for pointing it out. I will work on it tomorrow afternoon and get it up tomorrow night. Thanks for stopping by!
I believe it is fixed. I hope that they are helpful to you.