Chrystal Hurst shows off her mother's planner brand: a 90-day physical planner, daily trackers with water-tracking inserts, an iPad-compatible digital version, and a blank hardback journal. She's pushing viewers to buy and help sell out the site.
So my mom has a— my mom has a brand and she got to show y'all some stuff, but I need y'all to like it. I need y'all to sell it out. I need y'all to go to her website. I need y'all to act right when she shows you this. Applaud even. Figure it out. Come on, Mom. Okay, okay, this is my planner. It's 90 Days It's beautiful. It'll help you get your life right. Yeah, mm-hmm. Show them the daily planner. Okay. All right, we got daily trackers. So you can show them the water tracker so you can, you can throw it in your purse. That way you don't miss anything if the big planner doesn't go. It's pretty. It'll help you to track your water and your food. Mm-hmm. Okay. Yeah, so great. What else you got? If you don't want a physical product, It's in a digital form. You can put it on your iPad, take it with you. Yep. And if you don't like structure, this is a blank book. It's beautiful. Paper. Hardback. Mm-hmm. You can write whatever you need to write in here. Can I write it? Can I have it? Can I have it? No, I gotta sell it. What? Great. Great job, Mom. Y'all better sell out that website. Sell out that mother— website. Can we keep it at
