what's in your day-timer?
by cheri britton

What’s in your day-timer… planner…palm pilot?

Let’s see what we’ve got here in mine…

Wake up 5:00 a.m.; do 3 morning pages; list 10 things I plan to be grateful for; make my bed (oops—hubby is still there); take my shower (practicing Kegels while I wash my hair); apply my 12 step–facial programs; condition, moisturize, shine and defuse my hair; lovingly wake the children; help them dress in the pre-layed out, matching, freshly-laundered clothing; feed them a nutritious, homemade organic breakfast; before leaving for school return 12 e-mails; walk the dog; kiss husband; pack healthy lunches with personalized love notes tucked inside; take each child to school; practice my Kegels in the car); go to the gym for a quick class of step aerobics; then off to work (again doing Kegels in the car); Return the 17 phone messages; return more e-mails; lay out my 5-year business plan; schedule appointments for pedicure; time to highlight my hair, and laser hair removal; schedule an appointment with allergist for son; schedule orthodontist appointment for my daughter; schedule a facial for myself; work in yoga class and Pilates (what are Pilates, anyway?); return home/work to start dinner in the crock pot; feeling creative in the afternoon so time to craft a fabulous new workshop, tele-class, newsletter and rough draft of my first book; pick up the children; take one to swim practice and the other to karate; return home to put the finishing touches on the wholesome, nutritious, lovingly-prepared meal; have family sharing time; do 6 loads of laundry (doing Kegels all the time); finish off my 3 gallons of purified water; finish reading my book for book club; call my women’s group about our next meeting; make 16 phone calls to parents…after all I’m room mother; take a quick glance in Oprah to read about ‘balance’; journal three more pages about what I want to manifest in my life; write 5 things in my gratitude journal; read one chapter in 3 additional books; turn to my husband and initiate a passionate love making session with earth-shattering orgasms; after all...I’ve been doing my Kegels.

What’s in your day-timer?

Cheri Britton is a “Woman With A Lot to Say.” She ignites and energizes people and helps them create the lives they want. Drawing from her 17 years of work as an educator, trainer and facilitator, Cheri creates lively workshops and powerful presentations for her audiences. She speaks from her belief that everyone can live a passionate, fulfilled life if they have the courage and support to uncover their own unique strength and wisdom. Perhaps her most challenging and rewarding work (and great fodder for her programs) is raising her 8 year old daughter Sawyer and 3 year old son Noah. Married for 16 years to her husband Chris, they enjoy their exciting and demanding lives in Asheville, North Carolina.
[828-274-3541; cheribritton.com; cheri@cheribritton.com]