Let’s Live with Gratitude Guided Journal with Undated Planner: A Guided Journal & 1 year undated Planner Book for a more thankful Life

by Kimberly Eddy

Thankfulness is a great way to live, but actually living with gratitude can be a challenge. This pretty planner and journal is designed to help you live out a more thankful life while keeping track of your “get to dos” each day.
The Let’s Live with Gratitude Guided Journal and Planner is undated with enough space for 52 weeks’ worth of planning and thankful living, as well as journaling your thoughts.
What’s in the Let’s Live with Gratitude planner journal?
There are 2 days per page, where you can Your day’s get to do’s 3 things you’re thankful for Your happy thoughts for the day. I use this area to record inspirational quotes or things that made me smile.
Every 8 pages, you’ll have a weekly recap spread, where you can journal your thoughts on the week, as well as space to The music you listed to on repeat The podcasts you enjoyed Things you’ve read People you’re thankful for What inspired you this week All in all, you have 316 pages to grow a habit of thankfulness, while staying organized and reflecting on your life regularly.

316 pages, Hardcover

Published January 23, 2022

About the author

Hi there. My name is Kimberly Eddy, a freelance designer and author out of Mid-Michigan. I love helping fellow moms and entrepreneurs bring their projects to life through my skills and expertise through my services, my ebooks, and my website, Thoughts & Designs.

Here's a little more about me:
I am a graphic artist, specializing in developing beautiful logos for entrepreneurs. I've been creating graphic artwork and illustration for 30 years now.

I am also a serial entrepreneur, writer and productivity junkie.

I write and create from my experience helping other entrepreneurs and WAHM wannabes. My writings focus on the more practical aspects of *how* to make your side hustle a reality as well as living a productive life.

You'll find ebooks (some currently going through major updates) to help you:
:: Get more done without sacrificing what matters most to you
:: Save money relatively painlessly so you can invest in your future
:: Having a better work-life balance
:: What you need to launch your own web presence
:: Raising great kids
... and more.


{My Story: Confessions of a Serial Entrepreneur }

I was born and raised just outside of Detroit, Michigan in the late 60s in a comfortably middle-class family. I was drawn to the arts at a young age but discouraged from pursuing design as a vocation until I was in college studying to be a science teacher.

I've generated side hustles since my second year of college at Northern Michigan University. After graduation, I followed my wanderlust to Europe. I backpacked across central and eastern Europe.

I settled in Austria for a season to live and work before returning to home.

After moving back home to Michigan I married my toolmaker husband and worked a few jobs in the print and design industry. We raised five now-adult children. My priorities mainly focused on hearth and home while my children were young.

I took on small freelance jobs when time permitted:

:: designing menus for small restaurants
:: creating business cards for entrepreneurs
:: developing logos for several small businesses (and one church)

Later, as my children grew, our financial situation took a nosedive in the early 2000s with a series of job losses. I branched out to creating dynamic websites for a wide variety of clients. I continued to offer logo design services, calligraphy, freelance writing, and layout design.

And I learned how to make our pennies stretch while keeping a positive attitude and working to better our situation.

I write from these experiences and the lessons learned throughout my life.

I enjoy helping potential entrepreneurs bring their projects to life affordably. I provide encouragement and inspiration to anyone hoping to start their own side hustle or get more done in their daily lives without sacrificing what matters most to them.

Look for Thoughts and Designs on Instagram (@thoughtsanddesigns), Facebook (@thoughtsdesigns), and Twitter (@thoughtsndesign).