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Put Yourself Back on the List: A 30-Day Guided Journal for Women Who Are Always Last on Their Own To-Do List
Put Yourself Back on the List: A 30-Day Guided Journal for Women Who Are Always Last on Their Own To-Do List
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You know everyone's schedule. When did you last check your own?
Put Yourself Back on the List is a 30-day guided journal for the woman who is very good at taking care of everyone else and has quietly slipped to the bottom of her own to-do list. One honest page a day, about ten minutes, helps you notice where you've been disappearing, name what you need, make a little room, and keep yourself on the list once the thirty days are over.
Inside this 50-page journal
- A Five-Minute Reset you can try before Day 1, for an immediate first win
- Part One, Noticing (Days 1-7): see where your time and energy actually go, including the invisible work nobody counts
- Part Two, Naming (Days 8-14): put words to your needs, what you miss, resentment, and guilt
- Part Three, Making Room (Days 15-22): share the load, practise the gentle no, and protect one small thing that is yours
- Part Four, Keeping Her on the List (Days 23-30): a new daily list, a circle of support, a hard-day plan, and a promise to yourself
- Weekly "Me on the List" trackers, a 30-day progress page, a letter to future you, and monthly revisit questions
Every day pairs a short reflection with fresh, specific prompts and one line worth keeping. Nothing is generic and nothing is graded.
This journal is for you if
- You carry the mental load and rarely see your own name on the list
- You feel tired in a way sleep doesn't fix
- You want a gentle daily practice, not one more thing to do perfectly
Details
- Digital PDF, 50 pages, US Letter size
- Print at home or write in it on a tablet with any PDF annotation app
- For personal use only
This journal is a reflective tool and is not a substitute for professional medical, psychological, or counselling care.
Pairs beautifully with You're Not Failing, You're Carrying Too Much.
