Organizing & Productivity
Are you overwhelmed by a cluttered closet and struggling to find what you need? Welcome to 'A Simple Guide to Closet Organization,' where we'll transform your closet into an organized haven. Organizing your closet is more than a seasonal task; it's a pathway to a more efficient and harmonious living space. Whether you're looking to declutter, make room for new items, or refresh your space, this guide offers practical solutions for every part of your closet. Discover how to…
This time of year, there’s a lot of focus on being thankful. And that’s a good thing! But what about the rest of the year? Science shows that gratitude and happiness are linked. The more grateful you are, the happier you are. Gratitude Benefits 1. Better relationships - Saying “thank you” is more than just good manners. When you thank someone you just met, they’re more likely to want to pursue a longer relationship with you. Whether it’s a quick…
I'm on the road a lot. I’ve set up my vehicle as a mobile office, complete with voice recognition and voice-activated tools. I've accomplished a lot of business while sitting in traffic and traveling to & from various clients' homes and appointments. My time is very limited, but I still feel like I’m breaking the rules by using an app to read for me. I couldn't keep up with books I needed to read relevant to my profession or books…
Discovering Inner Peace: Key Resources for Lasting Happiness In today's fast-paced world, where we are constantly connected, finding and maintaining happiness can be challenging. We’re committed to exploring various ways to enhance joy in our modern lives. We will explore the importance of spreading happiness, managing your time effectively, developing meaningful relationships, learning new things, and using meditation to manage stress. Share Your Happiness Interestingly, we sometimes shy away from sharing our happiest moments, worried they might somehow contrast…
Guest post by Sarah Woodard, Spiritual Educator from Stone Bridge Transformation. Stress is a sad reality for most women (and men) today. In small doses, stress is okay. In fact, back in the days when we lived in caves, stress and our “flight or fight response” to it helped keep us alive. Today, although we no longer need the hyper-vigilant brain to keep us alive, the wiring hasn’t changed. So, we still respond to stress the same way. Long term,…
