Local business Cultivate What Matters launches new line of 2025 goal planners

THE WOODLANDS, TX – It seems as if the appointment-marking pendulum is swinging at long last in the other direction, and more and more people are once again handwriting their hard-copied notes and additions to their planners rather than digitally relying on their Yahoo calendar or phone apps. One Woodlands-based business is celebrating this trend by announcing its latest line of specialized organizers and planners.

Cultivate What Matters is a business whose goal is, according to their vision statement, ‘To see every woman living on purpose.’ Their primary means of achieving that goal is with the production of their PowerSheets Goal Planner and accompanying signature tools that help make what matters happen for their customers.

“PowerSheets is a goal planner that helps you set, plan, and track progress toward the goals that matter most to you, big or small,” said Jessica Fraser, vice president of Cultivate What Matters. “The pages guide you through a proven system to uncover the right goals for the season you’re in, break those goals down into achievable steps, and make progress through simple habits, rhythms, and action steps. There’s expert goal coaching on every page, too, to keep you motivated and on track.”

According to Fraser, PowerSheets have been trusted by hundreds of thousands of women. Additionally, the company offers its latest iterations of the Season By Season Task Planner and Fresh Start Goal Planner.

Season By Season is better suited for daily or weekly tasks, appointments, meetings, schedules, and to-do lists. It is dated, comes in a weekly or daily option, and is intended to be used for a full year. Fresh Start Goal Planners are a great combination tool; it meshes some of the favorite goal-setting work in PowerSheets with daily or weekly agenda pages from Season by Season.

“At their core, each one is meant to help you cultivate a life that matters and focus on what’s most important to you in the season you’re in,” said Fraser.

To learn more about their products, visit www.cultivatewhatmatters.com.