Planning Each Day With God is a life journal that will guide you through the next 50 days of your life, working toward your goals. Studies have shown that you are more likely to meet a goal if youA. write it down, and B. break it down into smaller goals that you can achieve on a daily basis. This book sets out to guide you, through prayer, to making thoughtful progress toward your goals by setting daily goals in pursuit of a larger goal. One large goal can be intimating and you may be unsure where to start. The old adage goes "a journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step." This book will help you to make little steps to make that thousand mile journey. By keeping the smaller goals managable, you do not lose sight of your main goal when you do not see the progress you would like to see. Start each day with a short quote from scripture to pray about and then remind yourself what your major goal is. If your major goal is to run a marathon, you write (daily!) that your goal is to run a marathon. You then will plot out how you can work toward that goal today. If you've never run before, your first step might be to begin an interval running program to build stamina. If you have run several marathons, your goal may be to improve your marathon time and you would set daily goals to that end. The nice part about it all, is these are goals you are setting. Even if you only make minimal progress toward your goal on a daily basis, all of those little bits will add up over time. We also need to recognize that some days we will make no progress. But by keeping track of those zero-gain days, you will hold yourself accountable. You will recognize that if you want to reach your goal, you will need to make progress. On another day when you feel like you don't want to bother making progress, you can look back at other days when you didn't make progress and that might change your attitude. We also need to celebrate mini victories. Going along with the theme of a marathon, one Victory might be to run a 5k for the first time. If you are the experienced runner, your Victory might be the completion of a smaller training program designed to improve your run time. At the heart of this Goal setting and completing book is the reminder that God is with us and wants the best for us. He will move alongside you when you make the effort to move. You cannot expect to do nothing and get to where you want to be. Though Salvation is given through the death and Resurrection of Jesus, our job is to glorify God in all we do and recognizing Him. By making Him a part of your goals, you will build a closer relationship with Him and meet your goals along the way. Includes a dedication page for you to give this as a gift and personalize it to a person and their goal.