A household planner is a useful way to organize your family. Running a household is as hard as managing a business. Without the right tools daily tasks, like feeding your family or keeping track of your passwords, can become so daunting that you constantly lose money and time. We make it easy for you to […]
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There are so many rookie mistakes made when decluttering your home that can discourage the process. That’s why I loved this article from Apartment Therapy outlining the most common ones. https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/pro-organizer-tips-what-not-to-do-when-decluttering-your-home-168836. Buying containers before you know what you need to contain Planning a project to big for the time and stamina you need Moving on to
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It can be stressful to think of gifts for all of the loved ones in your life. I came across this list a couple of months ago and saved sharing it for the holidays. It is 100 ideas for gifts that will not increase the clutter in your friend’s and family’s homes. Happy gifting! http://www.humoroushomemaking.com/100-clutter-free-gifts-for-everyone
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I loved this article in this month’s issue of Real Simple Magazine: How to Live with A Messy Person. Over the years I have heard from countless spouses and partners complaining about their significant other’s in ability to put items away or follow the organizational systems they are working s hard to implement in their homes.
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There are many statistics on how long it takes to break a habit. Whether you look at the length of time it will take or the number of repetitions, the point is that creating a habit is a commitment that takes time. Often, good organization hinges on breaking thought patterns and physical habits that have
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Organizing and collecting recipes can be a full time job for those who love to cook. When you have a love for food and a desire to constantly try new dishes, the piles of cookbooks, cut out recipes, boxes, binders and folders can get so overwhelming that finding a recipe becomes a chore. I find
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Summer means drinking long, tall strawberry daiquiris by the pool, hanging out with close friends into long hours of the day, and barbecuing with herbs and sauces. I find myself going over my recipes again and again, wondering what I should cook next. Will it be barbecue pork ribs, beans, fresh fruit salads, burgers, chicken
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The slower economy has forced everyone to make different choices. During the summer cutting costs may be even tougher because of extra expenses on vacations and entertainment for the children. I have witnessed my clients at all economic levels having a greater awareness of what they are spending and scaling back. Never has there been
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As part of my series “The Imperfect Perfectionist,” I am redefining perfection by making room for the imperfections that go hand in hand with being a parent. I am uncovering the secrets to doing less, rather than doing more, so we can find balance and peace. This week I am reaching out to partner Kristin
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Goodbye Detergent Outdoor Scrubber These tough scrubbers tackle outdoor messes on patios, grills or garden stones. Made of all-natural materials like walnut shells, magnesia and alumina they are eco-friendly and very durable. They will outlast traditional synthetic scrubber and reduce the need for wasteful detergents and other cleaners. Click here to view all our great
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