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Today, I’m going to talk about organizing your life with printables – creating a life binder to reference all the things you need to keep track of. When we talk about organizing our lives, one of the things we shouldn’t forget about are the SOPs and important information of our lives.

Disclaimer: This post includes content written by AI. Living in a messy home may seem like a harmless situation, but the truth is that clutter and disorganization can have negative impacts on various aspects of your life. From your mental well-being to your productivity and overall quality of life, the consequences of a messy living environment can be far-reaching.

We’ve talked quite a bit about decluttering and organizing your physical space, but organizing your digital life is equally important. The amount of digital information we consume on a daily basis can be very overwhelming. From emails and social media to online shopping and digital calendars, it's easy to feel lost in a sea of digital clutter. However, organizing your digital life doesn't have to be complicated.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, where meals are prepared, shared, and enjoyed. However, over time, it's common for the kitchen to accumulate clutter and items that are no longer useful or necessary. To create a more organized and functional cooking space, it's important to identify and remove items that have outlived their purpose.

Today, I’m going to dive into the connection between executive dysfunction and ADHD. As women and as moms especially, we have to juggle and remember a ton of things for everyone. All of that is part of executive functioning. If you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD (or even if you suspect you have it), it would explain why you struggle keeping track of all those things.

We’ve been talking quite a bit about clutter and organization. Just as it is beneficial to understand the psychology of clutter, it’s also important to understand the psychology of organization. Being organized can have a positive impact on many aspects of our lives, so let’s take a look at what being organized entails.

Living in a small space can present unique challenges when it comes to organization. However, with some creativity and smart storage solutions, you can maximize every inch of your living area and create a more organized and clutter-free environment.

We’ve been talking quite a bit about decluttering. Clutter and getting rid of it are perennial hot topics, which is why I think it’s important to look at the psychology behind clutter. What causes us to collect so much stuff, and then struggle to get rid of it? What impact does all that stuff have on our lives and our well-being?

To help you meet your decluttering goals let’s look at some of the most common clutter areas and some tools to help you organize them. This post may contain affiliate links. What does that mean for you? Nothing. But if you purchase using one of my links, I get a small kickback at no extra cost to you.

Do you feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and stressed out on a daily basis? You may need to declutter your mind. Just like with decluttering your physical space, decluttering your mind can help you reduce stress, increase productivity, and even improve your overall well-being. In this blog, we will discuss what mind decluttering is, the benefits of decluttering your mind, and how to declutter your mind.

As many organizations make the transition to managing remotely, it is integral to maintain employee engagement even when working virtually! Think about ways to draw your employees together for communication, problem-solving, or creative-thinking tasks, which will strengthen teamwork and improve the bonds within your company. In this blog, I will share with you three virtual team building activities for remaining connected when working remotely.

It seems that many avoid Monday mornings. That abrupt change in pace from the weekend back into the rigorous work week. Shifting your focus from personal to work time can be difficult, so here is one fundamental change that can make those Monday mornings a whole lot easier: organizing your week on Sunday afternoon.

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Companies should focus on their business partners and suppliers, too. Challenging times provide an opportunity to build trust and show we are dedicated to their success. For example, when the stock market crashed in 2008, there was a Fortune 100 company that brought things within their business to a halt. They stopped paying their suppliers and cancelled orders even when they knew their suppliers had already begun work. Then, there was another Fortune 100 company that made it a priority to move forward with their orders and to pay suppliers in full without asking for discounts or exceptions. They may not have needed all of the inventory anymore, but they believed helping their suppliers stay in business was more important than suffering a short-term loss of their own. Relationships come first and people come first. If companies can’t show commitment to employees, partners, and suppliers when things are tough, how can those people believe that the company will be there for them when things are going well? Turbulent times allow us to demonstrate dedication to our whole team’s success and to continue building trust. 

Welcome to the wonderful world of time blocking! If you're not familiar with this productivity technique, you're in for a treat. Time blocking is a method of scheduling your day into specific time slots for different tasks or activities. It's a powerful tool that can help you manage your time effectively, increase your productivity, and reduce stress levels.

No matter how much or how little space you have in your RV bathroom, we know that practical organization is key to avoiding chaos. We are lucky to have a lot of storage space in our RV bathroom; however, we hope these little tips help you organize whatever space you have in your bathroom. Check out our Amazon Affiliate Storefront at: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/shop/cruisinwiththecolemans">https://www.amazon.com/shop/cruisinwiththecolemans</a> All the products listed on our storefront are items we use and love and we do make a small amount when you buy from our storefront!

Do you value productivity and personal growth? Do you often find yourself struggling to manage your time effectively and complete all of your tasks in a day? If so, the Pomodoro Technique may be just what you need to increase your productivity and achieve your goals.

Do you ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of clutter? Clothes you haven't worn in years, papers you don't need, and random knick-knacks that just seem to accumulate over time? Well, you're not alone. Many of us struggle with clutter in our homes, and it can be overwhelming and stressful.

I want to show you the Eisenhower Matrix today. It looks simple, but may be trickier than it appears at first glance. This tool helps you prioritize your to-do list, tasks and goals. Sounds simple, right?

As a fellow mom, I know how chaotic life can get with kids' activities, school events, and never-ending errands. But what if I told you there's a simple solution to turn your family's organized chaos into a well-oiled machine? That a simple addition to your nightly routine could impact the entire flow of your week. That's right, meet your new best friend - the "Go-Bag"!