Use it for Good by Tami Gallagher
What happens when we go through life without a plan? Without a well-thought out, detailed,
time-sensitive, specific plan? We float. We put out fires. We do what is right in front of us,
what is next, what we want to do at that particular moment. We feel unaccomplished,
unbalanced, unsatisfied. We wonder what our purpose is, where we would be of good use,
what we need out of life.
Reflect on Last Year’s Plan
Before a plan can be made, a little reflection is in order. Where am I currently at that I like?
Don’t like? What has ‘worked’ for me this past year? What didn’t? Were there places gone
or activities done that I don’t ever want to do again (regardless of what I or anyone else thinks
I should do)? What were the time wasters or distractions I created to avoid certain
circumstances? What were those circumstances I was avoiding? And why?! Read On...
What happens when we go through life without a plan? Without a well-thought out, detailed,
time-sensitive, specific plan? We float. We put out fires. We do what is right in front of us,
what is next, what we want to do at that particular moment. We feel unaccomplished,
unbalanced, unsatisfied. We wonder what our purpose is, where we would be of good use,
what we need out of life.
Reflect on Last Year’s Plan
Before a plan can be made, a little reflection is in order. Where am I currently at that I like?
Don’t like? What has ‘worked’ for me this past year? What didn’t? Were there places gone
or activities done that I don’t ever want to do again (regardless of what I or anyone else thinks
I should do)? What were the time wasters or distractions I created to avoid certain
circumstances? What were those circumstances I was avoiding? And why?! Read On...
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Decorating with Small Children: Is it Possible? by Dani Jacobs
Decorating with small children to many people, is an oxymoron. The myth is that this can’t
be done. You either have small children, or you have a decorated house. To have both is an
impossibility. But, the truth is, you CAN decorate with small children if you follow a few
simple rules of thumb.
Read on...
Decorating with small children to many people, is an oxymoron. The myth is that this can’t
be done. You either have small children, or you have a decorated house. To have both is an
impossibility. But, the truth is, you CAN decorate with small children if you follow a few
simple rules of thumb.
Read on...
Three Secrets to Easy Entertaining by Dani Jacobs
First, and foremost, make a master list of everything that needs to get done and check your
tasks off as you go along. EVERYTHING should be on this list. From setting the table, to
shopping for specific items, to cooking, to cleaning. NOTHING is too small for your list.
Because let’s be honest, nothing feels as good as crossing a to-do item off a list. (Well, that’s
not exactly true, some things do feel as good, but you know what I mean.)
Read More...
First, and foremost, make a master list of everything that needs to get done and check your
tasks off as you go along. EVERYTHING should be on this list. From setting the table, to
shopping for specific items, to cooking, to cleaning. NOTHING is too small for your list.
Because let’s be honest, nothing feels as good as crossing a to-do item off a list. (Well, that’s
not exactly true, some things do feel as good, but you know what I mean.)
Read More...
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Decorating with Small Children:
Is it Possible?
Loving where you Live
Three Secrets to
Easy Entertaining
Time to get Organized!
Staging Your Home for Sale
Three Tricks to Decorating on
a Budget!
Tackling Closet Organization
Is it Possible?
Loving where you Live
Three Secrets to
Easy Entertaining
Time to get Organized!
Staging Your Home for Sale
Three Tricks to Decorating on
a Budget!
Tackling Closet Organization
Staging Your Home for Sale by Dani Jacobs
The most important thing to remember is that first impressions are vital when selling your
home. When people walk up to your door, what is their first reaction? Make the outside of
your house look as nice as the inside. Plant fresh flowers. Repaint, even if it is just the
shutters. Tidy up your landscaping and remove all excess ornaments, toys, and garbage cans.
Read more...
The most important thing to remember is that first impressions are vital when selling your
home. When people walk up to your door, what is their first reaction? Make the outside of
your house look as nice as the inside. Plant fresh flowers. Repaint, even if it is just the
shutters. Tidy up your landscaping and remove all excess ornaments, toys, and garbage cans.
Read more...
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This website has awesome
free printables.
www.FlyLady.net
This website is a great way
to get organized.
www,cozi.com
OK, this website is just the
coolest!
It's a free family communication
tool
www.OrganizedtotheCore.com
This is the website of local
Organizing pro, Tami Gallagher
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