Daily Framework
One of the Daily Habits we continue to remember in Team Fabulous is “Framing our Day” with a set of actions, rituals that provide a very solid foundation for the day.
These are daily small actions that, if not done, tend to make you almost feel undressed for the day. Each of our Daily Framework’s will be a little different. The important thing is to recognize what your framework needs to be and then take these actions on to becoming habits. When you you turn them into routines, and on to autopilot the miracle occurs. Â
Autopilot is “where the magic begin”. When routines are on autopilot, they are just a part of who you are. They are then easy to implement. In fact, they are then easier to do than not to do.
Personally, I like to write this list of my Daily Framework items in my Dayplanner first thing each morning and accomplish and check off this list before I actually begin the other routines of the day. Here is my group:
Bible Reading, Praying
Gratitude Listing
I like to list at least 10 things I am grateful at the moment. Then I list 3 “impossibles” and begin the creative juices and the hope muscle working. I also includes “Sacrifices of praise”.
You may be surprised when you realize how important practicing gratefulness is in your life. Gratefulness leads to finding joy and finding peace in every day.
Reading and Writing my Daily Affirmation
1. I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
2. Our businesses are prospering and increasing day by day.
3. We have a wonderful church.
4. We are blessed with so many friends.
5. We are divinely protected according to Psalm 91.
6. New flowers and grandson's help.
7. Great Hairdresser
8. Great Housekeeper/Friend
9. Blessing of 60 years of marriage
10.Our LIfeteam
11.Dancing Lessons/Friends
12. I have found fitness over 50
13. John and I are on the path of living to 100.
14. We are tapping into the  Fountain of Youth.
Thank you in Advance
1. Lease on our land in Oklahoma
2. Oil on our land
3. Fabufit income
4. Puppy Romeo – a trained dog
5. We live long and strong in the Circle of Health.
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Writing my Plans for the Day
“Without a plan, we plan to fail.”
It takes so much longer to accomplish a project or even to walk through a day with victory if you have no plan.Â
Watering my Plants
This one is important to me right now as I have a new tiny Fern Ivy planted in the front yard. I call them blessed and growing abundantly.  I know I have my part to do.
Remembering the principles I have learned from Jeff Olson’s Book The Slight Edge, I remind you that each of these small daily actions are easy to do, but also easy not to do. Be the one of 100 who begins and continues.
I would love to have feedback as to what your Daily Framework is.