I’m a mom…who works...who writes…who cooks…who cleans…who sings
in an acoustic duo…who reads about thirty-five books per year…who has to make
time for everything in between.
You get the picture. I’m busy. And I will bet that
your plate is just as full (so thank you for taking a few minutes out of your
day to read this).
For busy bees like us, it is essential to keep our days somewhat
structured, right? But what is the best way to do that? For me, it’s
using an efficient online calendar. I know, I know. This is not
earth-shattering news, nor am I reinventing the wheel. But when I find
something that works for me, I like to share it. Enter KeepandShare.com.
With a multitude of online calendars to choose from, it took me
quite a bit of time to find the one that best tames the circus that is my
life. The feature that sealed the deal for me is the free-form writing
that is available for every calendar date.
Maybe it’s the writer in me, but I’m not a fan of calendars that
make you choose a time to set up a meeting/appointment (but Keep and Share also
offers this type of set up if needed). Outside of my full-time job, my
life doesn’t run that way. I don’t hold meetings with my kids. I don’t
make appointments to visit the grocery store. Keep and Share has
enabled me to sort out my day at my own pace. As a mom, having a calendar that
simply allows me to write my to-do list without those annoying meeting
reminders is valuable for both my organizational management and my sanity.
In addition to my favorite features, Keep and Share calendars
can be imported or exported, and are also available on your smartphones with
the Keep and Share app.
And as far as costs go, there are several paid calendar options to choose from,
but I opted for the Keep
and Share free package, which allows up to 5 separate calendars and
500 calendar entries. This is more than enough, even for this busy mom!
Keepandshare.com is
the secret weapon I use to make juggling life look easy. So, go ahead and
give it a try!