Organizing & Productivity
Life gets crazy sometimes. Between work, family, and other responsibilities, it can feel overwhelming to get through the day. Lucky for you, National Simplify Your Life Week is coming! While there’s no one right way to clear space in your schedule, there are some common things everyone can think about trying. The first week in August is a great time to implement some of these changes. No is Not a Bad Word Are you the person that’s always asked…
Clutter is a subtle and persistent issue that many of us face. This accumulation can quickly become overwhelming, whether it's the buildup of receipts in our wallets, discarded coffee cups in our cars, or miscellaneous items strewn across desks and tables. Rather than allowing it to disrupt our lives and consume our time in large cleaning efforts, adopting a daily practice to declutter specific areas can lead to a more organized and stress-free living environment. Disclosure: This post may…
You’ve done it. You’ve finished your spring cleaning and made piles of clothes, toys, and household items you no longer need. You can donate or sell most of these items, but a traditional yard sale or garage sale feels like too much work. And driving things around to consignment shops or Goodwill is more than you want to take on – you’re too busy shuffling the kids from one summer activity to the next. Thanks to modern technology, there…
The weather this year has been odd. Even the most skilled gardeners have struggled with planting times, watering, and getting enough sun for their crops and flowers. For the newbie and amateur gardeners, it's been even more challenging. Like everything in life these days, there's an app for that! Garden Time With Garden Time, you can create your own personal gardening to-do list. Enter the frost dates for your area, and Garden Time will give you the best planting…
Credit Card Fraud Protection: What You Need to Know Credit fraud, or identity fraud, is becoming increasingly common with every technological advancement. There are two types of credit fraud. One involves someone accessing an existing account of yours and fraudulently using your money or credit card to purchase items for themselves. The other involves someone opening a new credit card in your name without your knowledge. New account fraud victims are three times as likely to be unaware of…