How to organize your calendar - the essentials
Learning how to organize your calendar is one of the first steps to take when you want to get organized, because your calendar is your most important organization tool. If
Learning how to organize your calendar is one of the first steps to take when you want to get organized, because your calendar is your most important organization tool. If
We can organize thoughts as well as stuff. When we have organized thoughts, we are calmer and more productive moms and homemakers.
Perfectionism kills productivity and progress. This strategy will help you beat perfectionism with action and improve incrementally.
Keep your to do list short to get more done! This is our third tip on how to organize your life. Too often our plans and lists involve more wishful
Want to get organized at home? I have 5 essential practices you need to be organized – this is tip #1 and it’s all about your attitude and mindset in
Homeschool tips for moms that help hard days go better: manage expectations, pay attention, repent quickly, and lead with faithfulness.
A sense of humor is mandatory if we want to escape or recover from homeschool burnout, or even simple motherhood burnout. A homeschool lifestyle requires our attention – and the attention
In today’s post Abby Wahl, from Simply Convivial Membership, tells us about her interval planning routine and why it’s working so well for her. Interval planning is a
When you want to get organized where do you turn? A quick browse on Pinterest or a flip through the magazine at the dentist office leads us to assume that
A decluttered kitchen is one of the first projects to undertake when minimizing and simplifying your home life. If you’ve ever wondered how to organize your life, you’ve
Lean In – not only is it a bestselling book title (no, I haven’t read it), it is a cultural catch phrase. To lean in is to not give up
Does personality change? Even if you take the best personality type, even if you believed it at the time, later it might seem wrong. What gives? “I don’t have