It is easy to fall behind on reading the bible when life gets so busy, but audio Bibles are there to help you stay on track.

Listen to scriptures daily, while you’re on the road or carrying out tasks. Write your reflections in a Faith Journal and note your prayer topics in a prayer journal. You can connect with God even when your energy is low.

• Use pre-planned routines with your planner

Say goodbye to decision fatigue and burnout from trying to do everything at once. Pre-plan your daily or weekly routine with a planner, so you know what to do at every time.

From your morning coffee to prayer and bible study time, and exercise, note everything down in a simple flow and follow it to build consistency. What you can do is plan your day the night before.

That way you will already know what you plan on doing when you wake up and you can start the day being productive.

Result: You’ll check more important items off of your to do list which will motivate you to keep going!

• Batch small tasks

Handle simple tasks together in batches that are easy to handle. For instance, instead of trying to clean the entire kitchen which might be overwhelming, just empty all of the trash cans in the house and spray them with air freshener. Or instead of cleaning the whole house, clear all of the surfaces in your house.

I have pretty fabric baskets in almost every room in my house. If I don’t feel like cleaning but I don’t want to see the clutter, I throw it in that basket and it makes the house look cleaner than it really is. Sometimes looking the part is all I care about at that moment.

Result: Your house will look and smell cleaner with very little effort!

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• Mini gratitude/prayer sessions

Staying grateful and prayerful is very important, no matter how busy life gets. Take 2 to 3 minutes to pray for yourself, your kids, spouse, career/business, and note everything you’re thankful for.

A prayer journal helps you build this habit and gain spiritual momentum. Just be consistent.

Result: Your relationship with God and your faith in Him will grow stronger and stronger which is a blessing within itself.

• Declutter one small surface per day

I believe I speak for a lot of us when I say decluttering is a massive challenge for many women, especially if you have a family. There’s just so much stuff, and organizing everything seems daunting.

The lazy girl strategy is to ditch long hours of decluttering. Focus on clearing a table or a desk every day. Ensure they remain clear while you move to another tiny space.

Result: In a few weeks, you’ll be shocked at what you’ve achieved and how much cleaner and more peaceful your house is.

• Set one simple weekly goal

Sometimes, having too many goals is the quickest way to not achieve any of them.

Set at least one goal for every week, and not more than three. The goal could be to exercise daily, eat healthily, or pray every day.

Use a habit tracker to track your progress and try to be consistent. Result: You’ll begin to build permanent long lasting habits that vastly improve your life!

Note: Change will be slower with these low-effort life improvement checklists, but with consistent steps, the slow progress will yield visible results.

* Why Lazy Girl Wins Still Matter *

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The Lazy girl’s approach to getting your life together works because it helps you make changes without feeling pressured or overwhelmed.

Plus, because they are so easy to do, you don’t need to wait for a burst of energy or consistent motivation.

Every simple step you take might not overhaul your life, but it will add up consistently until it becomes a mighty change. Like they say, little drops of water can become a mighty ocean.

* What Life Changing Habits Are You Going To Try? *

Cheers to you for deciding to take these lazy girl steps. I’m super proud of you, and I know you’ll do great.

Choose 1–3 ideas and get started on them this week. Go at your own pace. Don’t compare your progress to others. It’s okay to go slow, provided you get there.

Use planners or journals such as the meal planner, faith journal, or personal growth planner, to track your progress and little wins. Even minimal effort feels rewarding when you see it tracked in your planner.

I’m cheering you on, and I pray that these easy personal growth tips will turn your life around for good.