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For this week, I have not finished any audio books or ebooks or regular books. I haven’t been feeling well and I couldn’t focus on reading or even listening. I actually started Dr. Joe Dispenza’s, Becoming Supernatural, but it’s got A LOT of content that needs attention and focus. With my head all plugged up, I found myself zoning out rather than listening. I’m going to have to start over. Thank goodness, it’s audio.

As for my day job. That’s where my energy has been going to make sure, I keep going. Things are really heavy at work and I couldn’t miss any days. On top of not feeling well, let’s just say, I’m exhausted. Any free time I had this past week, was dedicated to binge watching shows that did not require any brain effort. Good times.

But, amidst the haze and congestion, I had moments of clear thought. I have notebooks that I’ve published on Amazon — password keepers to be exact. I had fun making them and I was thinking about making more. I mean why not? If you haven’t checked them out, here’s my author page on Amazon. The notebooks are under 12 Angels Publishing. Currently, there’s five password notebooks, but my plan is to create and publish other types of notebooks.

My intention for my products is always for them to be of help in some way. Even if it is just a simple, no fuss notebook. I know that I always have notebooks on hand and I use them to keep track of everything. Especially now when I need more help with remembering things — the fun side of being in midlife.

I will post more about the new notebooks when they become available. I can’t wait. I feel excited about this project.

I’m also looking forward to finishing Becoming Supernatural. This might take me longer than a week though. Lots of material and the audio is lengthy.

In the meantime, here’s what the current notebooks look like. I hope you can take a minute to take a look at them. You can find all of the password notebooks at my author page on Amazon, 12 Angels Publishing.

Each notebook is only $3.99 and can hold almost 200 passwords.

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