The mission of Sol Planers (and Sarah) is to help you reach goals and build a meaningful life. Sarah Light was on the podcast this past summer, and just let me say: her planners are the best for any go-getter. I fell in love with her Christian-themed doormats (of all things) and stickers (вЂcause you know me and stickers!). You may remember when Stacy was on the show ( ), and she mentioned Charity (the owner of Gray Skies Are Blue) a few times. (But take a look at their site - itвЂ™ll make yaвЂ™ wish you lived in these partsвЂ¦) 4 - Gray Skies Are Blue However, they are local to the Memphis area, and right now, donвЂ™t ship. They also have meals available in various вЂњgrab and goвЂќ locations. This company was started by two moms trying to simplify their lives and inspire others to gather around the table without the stress of figuring out whatвЂ™s for dinner. Then, go ahead and pick up some items at their store ( ) for the вЂњdudesвЂќ in your life.

IвЂ™ll wait! Guys of all ages will appreciate the fun antics in their videos, which combine sports with comedy.

If you havenвЂ™t seen these guys on YouTube - go right now ( ) and check them out, then come back here. вЂњOn a mission to help you be the hands and feet of Jesus by encouraging others through faith-based gifts,вЂќ they sell Bible covers, stickers, bracelets, keychains, and t-shirtsвЂ¦ I met them at a Holiday Shopping Extravaganza in Arlington, TN, this year and then dug into their website. So, without further ado, it is once again a privilege to share this yearвЂ™s picks - get started with your shopping this Friday (if you havenвЂ™t already!). These are 10 small, Christian-based businesses that I support and have personally purchased from. Years ago I started sharing with you my top 10 gift-giving guides to kick off your Christmas shopping.

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