Welcome to a totally different approach to stewarding your time and beautifully conquering your overwhelm.
God isn’t surprised by the demands on your day.
He hand-picked them.
He’s the One who called you to steward your calendar in this season—and He’s not leaving you to figure it all out on your own. In 2 Peter 1:3, He promises to give you everything you need for a life fully devoted to Him—including enough time.
You don’t need to hustle harder. You need a system that helps you see clearly—so you can steward the time you already have with peace, confidence, and purpose.
That’s why we created the Evergreen Planner.
As homeschooling mamas with hearts for our homes and big visions for our lives, we were tired of planning in a vacuum—juggling separate systems for homemaking, homeschooling, and everything else. So we built a method that integrates all the moving parts of your calling into one customizable planner.
Our proven process will help you to:
- declutter your mind
- get everything out on paper
- organize everything with a balance of strategy and intuition
- quickly identify and solve problems in your schedule
- and graciously pivot with God's Providence
All in a way that honors your family’s unique, God-given priorities.
The Evergreen Planning Method isn’t about squeezing more into your day. It’s about reclaiming your time for what truly matters—and finally following through on the vision God’s placed on your heart.

There IS enough time.
Overwhelmed? In this episode, Shelby and McCauley delve into the profound truth that God has given us everything we need for life and godliness—including enough time.
Throughout this episode, they explore:
- the real reasons why we often feel like there isn’t enough time in the day, despite the biblical promise that God equips us for every task He calls us to
- the time boundaries God built into creation itself, and our calling to steward the time we're given wisely
- practical measures for combatting perceived stress and decision fatigue
- and more!

We need a wholly different relationship with time...
"We are treating ourselves like machines who operate the same way every day, with replaceable parts, and valuable only for what they can do. But we are not machines. We are God’s trees, for whom He lovingly cares. Trees are not the same every day, and neither are people." — Joy Clarkson
Our culture has conditioned us to believe that efficiency matters more than wholehearted connection.
This has deeply impacted our relationship with time. We see our minutes as something to be sliced up and atomized so we can be in the right place at the right time to stamp next right mold on the next right widget.

On Perfectionism
"Uh oh, Elizabeth, be careful. You're sloshing it out."
My four-year-old stops her stirring for a second, processing my words. She sees where a small puddle of batter has splatted on the countertop. She adjusts her grip, then begins to mix again, slower this time.
"It's okay, Mom," she says confidently. Then, under her breath, more to herself than to me, "It's all a part of learning."