3 Steps to Gain a Simplified Life
More stuff does not equate better living; it is only more stuff. Freedom from the stress of stuff is found in these three steps to gain a simplified life.
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Infant Travel Checklist
With this infant travel checklist, you will remember all the important items for your kid and be able to take your trip with confidence.
Prioritize What Is Important
Being busy isn’t all that it is cracked up to be. Take inventory of your life. Find what is most important and weed out things that don’t make the cut.
You Are Only Responsible for Yourself
Having an organized life can reduce stress, but being frustrated with others who are not organized can increase it. You are only responsible for yourself.
Take Advantage of Life’s Opportunities
Life gives you natural opportunities to let go of things you don’t need or want anymore (moving, births, visitors, etc.). Use these as reminders to purge.
How to Prepare for a Successful Yard Sale
If you are planning to have a yard sale this spring or summer, here are some useful tips to show how to prepare for a successful yard sale.
Adjust Your Expectations
Organizing isn’t about perfection, and it should change as time goes on. Adjust your expectations about organizing your home, office, or life.
Prioritize What’s Important
The summer can be a relaxing time, but also stressful. Perhaps now is a good time to either set priorities or revisit ones you have already considered.
Get Organized
Many people resolve to “get organized” in the coming year. How many times have you made that resolution? How many times have you stuck with it?
Preparing For Your Holiday Planning
“My family wants to come over for the holidays!” I dread this each year. Here is some advice to help you prepare for your holiday planning.
Gain a Fresh Perspective
Sometimes in life, we just need to gain a fresh perspective. When we change our circumstances, it often changes the way we see things.
Organize Like An Athlete
Like with these Olympians, many of the things you and I do in our lives just takes practice. We can improve our organization like an athlete.