Shalum (Sound greetings)! If you were wondering how the Tsalak & Parah Productivity Planner could be a help to your daily life, you're in the right place! It was my own struggles with productivity, focus, and discipline that inspired me to make this planner for other sisters in the Truth of Yahuah who have deal with similar issues that they want to overcome. I use this planner almost every day, and I love it (all esteem to Yahuah), and since I use the digital e-book version, it gives me a productive reason to be on my phone. If the videos below are not displaying correctly, you can view them on my Instagram post (which has the same title as this blog post; my handle is @precious.kwaramba) that I made about this! Here are five ways that it's truly helped me:
1) The date slot helps me to prioritize and keep up with Yahuah’s ancient calendar daily in adherence to Barashiyt/Genesis 1:14-18.
2) The daily scriptures at the top of every other page of the planner have overall provided edification. It's like getting a note from Yahuah, and He's encouraged me through those scriptures.
3) The "My Reminder(s)" box gives me a place to write down what Yahuah says or what He's written. These written notes serve as organized guidance for what I need to meditate on and help me to refer back to what I wrote down. This box is also a way for me to encourage myself.
4) When I write things down in this planner, I feel like I've made a commitment to get it done, so this planner is a source of self-accountability. Also, if I don't finish everything I have planned, I can easily transfer those plans to a later date, especially since I use the digital e-book form of this planner.
5) Sometimes, I can be so focused on what I didn't finish that I don't look at what I have finished, so this planner serves as a nice record of what I've actually done.
Hopefully, this gives you a detailed look into what using this planner is actually like! If you decide to purchase it, I hope that the Tsalak & Parah Productivity Planner is edifying to your walk on this narrow path to eternal deliverance and is a baraka (favorable gift) to your life as you pursue Yahusha beloved. Much love sis!