Take Control of Your Schedule With These Two Daily Habits
Do you live with the constant fear that you may forget about your next appointment? Or you won’t remember until the very last minute and then it’s a stressful race to get out of the door as fast you can. Learn the two habits that I believe are essential for anyone looking to take control of their schedule and time!
Organizing Your Space Your Way!
Organizing Your Space Your Way is here and I am thrilled to share with you the details of how the new training program works and why you no longer have to dread starting your organizing projects. I'll explain how you can instead organize with confidence, knowing what to do and how to do it in your own way. Organizing is not about perfection; it’s about finding what you need, when you need it. Let me show you how to organize with ADHD, there is hope and it is possible!
Organize in 15 Minutes or Less!
It’s easy to get caught up in thinking you need to have a certain number of hours available at one time in order to start your next organizing project. This can actually stop you from doing anything at all. Well even if you don’t have time to work on a specific project, you do have time to do something. Here are some ideas on things you can do in less than 15 minutes for success!
The Secret to Organizing With ADHD!
This week I let you in on a little secret about organizing. Being organized can actually be just as frustrating as not being organized. What? It doesn't make sense does it? There is a myth about organizing that I want to break, but I also want to reassure you that all of your efforts never go to waste! So don’t let this one myth stop you from getting started because at the end it is always worth it!
Take Control of Your Clutter!
Clutter takes away our focus, our time, our positive energy, and it can make us stressed and anxious. These are not great things to be experiencing in our lives! Let’s reduce the clutter in our homes, so we can instead feel calm and confident that we can find what we need, when we need it. It starts with paying attention and I have two strategies to share to reduce the clutter on a consistent basis. Let’s get started!