It was around the tenth year of homeschooling, as my youngest child turned six, that the Lord orchestrated events in my life to start a magazine and a publishing company. Over the previous ten years, I had used my Well Planned Day, Family Homeschool Planner to schedule lesson planning, calendar, and dinner menu. But now, I had a task list that seemed to grow daily and didn’t relate to my homeschool responsibilities.

With unique needs for appointments, to-do lists, and errands to run, I set out to develop a planner that could slip into my purse, coordinate a busy schedule, and help with home management. But with an opportunity to custom design my planner needs, I added some unique features!

I decided to include pages to manage projects like a yard sale, church events, my daughter’s wedding, a move, or even a home remodel. I even added monthly budgeting.

The On the Go planner is the result of this busy mom’s need for a tool that could help me get dinner on the table, get to the dentist on time, and remember to pay bills or send a birthday card.

On the Go is a resource that works beautifully for me. But, will it work for you? Here are some questions other moms have asked as they have contemplated what planner is best suited to their needs. The answers might help you, too!

As I close out my own homeschooling years, I am relying more and more heavily on my own On the Go. It helps me keep track of my full work load while still staying on top of a menu plan, appointments, and the needs of a busy family. Like with every other product I have had the delight to produce, On the Go was designed to fit real and practical needs. It is fun to know that, by creating a product that meets my own needs, I get to help so many other moms succeed in living a well planned life.