Christmas Without the Rush
A 10 Week Plan to Prepare Early + Be Present
What if you could arrive at December ready to actually enjoy it?
Christmas Without the Rush is a printable planning resource designed to help you start preparing in October, spread the work across the season, and make room to be present when Christmas finally arrives.
Using a simple practice I call microtasking, you’ll take all the little things that make Christmas happen and break them into manageable steps across October, November, and December.
Inside you’ll find:
• Guided journaling pages to help you decide what you want this Christmas to feel like
• A truth filled affirmation exercise to keep you focused on what matters
• An exhaustive holiday task list to help you remember the little things
• Monthly planning pages for October, November, and December
• Holiday menu planning pages
• A Christmas baking and treats list
• A page for the traditions you want to make room for
• Gift trackers to keep purchases, deliveries, and wrapping organized
• Blank planning pages for everything unique to your family
• A look at two generations of real Christmas planning pages, mine as a grandmother and my daughter’s as a young mom
• A conversation with my daughter about what it was like growing up in a home that prepared for Christmas this way, why it mattered, and why she’s chosen to carry it into her own family
The goal isn’t to start earlier so you can do more.
It’s to do a little at a time so that when Christmas comes, you have the margin to actually enjoy it.
FREE for Daily Canvas members.
A 10 Week Plan to Prepare Early + Be Present
What if you could arrive at December ready to actually enjoy it?
Christmas Without the Rush is a printable planning resource designed to help you start preparing in October, spread the work across the season, and make room to be present when Christmas finally arrives.
Using a simple practice I call microtasking, you’ll take all the little things that make Christmas happen and break them into manageable steps across October, November, and December.
Inside you’ll find:
• Guided journaling pages to help you decide what you want this Christmas to feel like
• A truth filled affirmation exercise to keep you focused on what matters
• An exhaustive holiday task list to help you remember the little things
• Monthly planning pages for October, November, and December
• Holiday menu planning pages
• A Christmas baking and treats list
• A page for the traditions you want to make room for
• Gift trackers to keep purchases, deliveries, and wrapping organized
• Blank planning pages for everything unique to your family
• A look at two generations of real Christmas planning pages, mine as a grandmother and my daughter’s as a young mom
• A conversation with my daughter about what it was like growing up in a home that prepared for Christmas this way, why it mattered, and why she’s chosen to carry it into her own family
The goal isn’t to start earlier so you can do more.
It’s to do a little at a time so that when Christmas comes, you have the margin to actually enjoy it.
FREE for Daily Canvas members.