Plan and Organize Your Life

Achieve Your Goals by Creating Intentional Habits and Routines for Success

By: Beatrice Naujalyte

Narrated by: Gina Rogers

If you want a true lifestyle change, start with your habits.

Learn about how to get more out of life, design your days intentionally, and create meaningful work from podcast, YouTube, and Instagram star Beatrice Naujalyte.

Start planning for success.

Plan and Organize Your Life is a comprehensive and interactive "planning bible", packed with proven advice on how to get organized, how to embrace simple habits, and how to work your way towards true self-improvement and personal development.

Organize your life.

In Plan and Organize Your Life, author Beatrice Naujalyte introduces us to the four pillars of an intentional life: planning, organization, productivity, and routines. With these simple tools, you'll be able to master everything from effective note taking to minimalist workspace organization.

Design a system that works for you. This book is the ultimate guide to developing a planning system to effectively execute your daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly goals. Whether you have professional, personal, or creative planning to do, this book helps you accomplish your smallest and biggest goals by creating new habits and setting realistic goals.

©2021 Beatrice Naujalyte (P)2021 Tantor

Very Good Listen

I wish I had had time to take notes, but I may re-listen and do so. Lots of good information.

lots of actionable advice and examples

lots of actionable advice and examples, contemporary in a way that it mentions digital assistants and tools you can use

The steps to take BEFORE the steps to take to organize!!

I loved this book- I have struggled after becoming a mom with juggling all the things.. my old organization practices weren’t working. This book helped me to realize I’m all over the place and first need to organize my head before starting on my home!!

Needs an editor

Rambling book. Written by a college student. Geared to teens and young 20-somethings. Excruciating to listen to because it’s so rambling. States information without giving credit, such as tiny habits, habit stacking, etc.