Stacey Abrams Get it Done Notepad: Daily Goal Tracker

Quick answer

Turn the Stacey Abrams Get it Done Notepad into a daily goal tracker by using each sheet as a structured action plan. This guide walks you through the process.

How to use the Stacey Abrams Notepad as a daily goal tracker

1. Date each sheet: Write the current date at the top of a fresh sheet. This creates a daily log and helps you track progress over time. Common mistake: skipping the date makes it hard to review your week later.
2. List your top three goals: Under the date, write the three most important tasks you want to complete today. Keep them specific and actionable. Checkpoint: if a goal feels too broad, break it into smaller steps.
3. Add a 'done' column: Draw a small checkbox or circle next to each goal. As you complete a task, mark it off. This gives a visual sense of accomplishment. Common mistake: forgetting to check off completed tasks undermines the tracking effect.
4. Note one win of the day: At the bottom of the sheet, write one positive outcome—even if it wasn't on your goal list. This builds motivation over time. Checkpoint: if you skip this step, you lose the reflective benefit that keeps you engaged.
5. Review and archive: At the end of the day, review your sheet. File completed sheets in a folder or take a photo for your digital log. Start fresh the next day. Common mistake: piling up used sheets without review makes it harder to spot patterns in your productivity.

Product details

• Stacey Abrams Get it Done Notepad: 5x7 inch notepad with 50 sheets, packaged in shrink wrap and a belly band. The compact size fits easily in a workspace or bag, and the belly band keeps the sheets neat until you start using them.