Hey there, Jen here, and this is a happy bit. So I don't know if you remember those commercials from

about the time when I was a kid, where a woman would be frazzled and stressed and having so much

going on. She was probably a mom, usually. And then in the midst of all this chaos, she would say,

Calgon, take me away. And then it would show her in the most

beautiful, luxurious bubble bath, because Calgon was a bubble bath product. And I was thinking,

you know, there are those times when I want to say, Calgon, take me away. Well, the best thing I've

found for that is listening to audiobooks. I just put on those

headphones and it's like I'm going to a different world or on a vacation. And I've partnered up

with Audible to give you the chance to get a free audio book plus a 30-day membership.

Just sign up for that at Vibranthappybook.com. And I would love to hear what you're listening to

because I always need new book ideas. Again, that's at Vibranthappybook.com. Now, on to our happy bit.

So ever since I was small, I have been the organized type. And I didn't ever really think this was

abnormal. So, for example, as a kid,

I would take everything from my room and pile it on my bed and then get rid of the things I didn't need

and one by one put everything back. Well, that's really abnormal for a five-year-old I know now,

but I didn't know it at the time. I grew up constantly making lists for myself and I loved

my Franklin planner in high school and my friends would look at me and think, wow, Jen,

that's so interesting. Now, I wasn't a total nerd. I did sports as well and I had friends.

So I was just that friend who loved to be organized. Fast forward. As a mom, I have always had what's

called a week at a glance. It's this little scheduler that helps me see everything happening in my

week. And I love that because I can see, okay, this is the amount of time I have and this is what I have

and these white spaces in between are the minuscule amounts of free time

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