For you if you’re ready to break down your goals into crystal clear steps

so you know exactly what to do - each day - to take action.

WITH THE CREATOR OF THE SOL PLANNER,

Sarah Light

“This past year has been absolute insanity and things have really piled up and gotten out of control. But now I know how to see when things are going to be crazy and I know I can only work on one small thing that week.

I feel so freaking good about this month and I can now break down the rest of my goals. This was super helpful for me.”

-Laura K

(payment plan available at checkout through ShopPay)

Hi, I’m Sarah Light…

Two months ago I just had my fifth baby and have learned some things over the years.

Like how to pump and drive at the same time (it’s all about the right bra),
get out of making dinner on Fridays (why else was movie/pizza invented?),
and how to get the post office to come pick up my outgoing packages for free instead of me hauling them there (notes and treats to your postal carrier help but you can also just schedule it on the website). 

You’re actually probably not interested in THAT type of information, but whether you have no kids, 1 kid, or 12 kids, it seems we all have a limit of what we can handle and life gives us a load that is just beyond that limit.

No matter how big your family is, or how many jobs you’re working, that has nothing to do with how good you are at managing your time.

The answer is how focused you’re willing to become.

What does focus look like for me? I’m a mom of 5 living in a college town who is able to homeschool, cook most meals at home, run a business, support a local ministry by having lots of teenagers in my home, work PT outside the home (until recently), and each day my husband still looks forward to coming home from work and walking through the front door.

Today I’m clear on my vision, my values, and I have an instinct for what things in my schedule are aligned with the life I want to build and which things are not.

But it wasn’t always this way.

For many years I had an unhealthy pattern of start and stop, all or nothing. When things were going well I worked hard but when things were tough I buried my head in the sand.

I was also very unclear on what I should be doing everyday, so I inevitably always completed the easier tasks on my list and left the harder (usually more important) tasks for later.

I was checking things off my to do list everyday, but not getting anywhere.

I was thinking about my business all the time, worrying about it, and wondering what next month was going to look like.

But, like in most cases, when you get frustrated enough, you make a change. I began to read book after book about how top leaders plan their day, I started listening to anything I could find on HOW to figure out & focus on what's most important, I participated in top notch courses, and I noticed a trend.

I actually started DOING less. I tracked only the most important things. There were many things I stopped doing even though "that's the way we've always done it."

Instead of start and stop, I embraced slow and steady and made significant progress towards my goals that compounded over time.

I no longer felt guilty for not doing the important things because I was able to follow through and do them. This brought a deep sense of integrity.

Five years ago I created a paper planner that reflected what I had learned and have been able to help thousands of other women learn to structure their days in the same way and have watched them rise to leadership levels as well.

The planner is step 1.

This program is step 2.

I noticed as I started to teach through workshops, group goal setting sessions and even some live events, that when women (especially those who were already using the Sol Planner) heard the thoughts behind the planner design and had a space to ask questions and get help breaking down their own goals in their planner, they felt way more confident in what they were doing each day and saw an increase in the progress they were making on their goals.

Combining my experience as a mompreneur and planner creator, I’m taking on a handful of Sol Sisters to help you bring your Sol Planner to life and take your goals to the next level.

You could be one of them.