Time Management
I blinked and September is here! Does anyone else feel that way?
As 2 working parent home and two kids doing virtual schooling with a 5 month old puppy running around my home can be chaotic. My kids try to be independent but it’s hard, questions come up, zoom issues, and lots of redirecting to stay focus on the teacher happens.
I wanted to give you a 4 quick time Management tips:
- Prioritize the tasks. What absolutely needs to be done.
- Set a plan for the day and set time limits for each activity, such as 10 minutes- check emails
- Learn to say No!
- Create Organizing Systems, being organized saves times. Create a filing system for documents. Make sure all items have a place to be stored. Unsubscribe from email lists if you do not want to receive their content. Streamline, streamline, streamline.
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New Beginnings, Fresh Routines & Letting Go
July is the perfect time for a mid-summer reset. You don't have to organize your entire home in one weekend—small, intentional projects can make a big difference and help you enjoy the rest of the season. 01 Refresh the Entryway Put away winter leftovers, donate shoes no one is wearing, and create a convenient place for sunscreen, bug spray, hats, and beach bags. 02 Tackle the Garage Group similar items together, remove broken or unused equipment, and create designated storage zones with labeled bins and shelving. 03 Refresh Your Pantry Check expiration dates, organize snacks, and create grab-and-go stations to make summer meals and outings easier. 04 Simplify Kids' Spaces Donate outgrown clothes, rotate toys, and clear away school papers to prepare for a fresh start in the fall. 05 Prepare for Fall Early Whether you're planning a move, downsizing, helping aging parents, or getting your home ready to sell, a little preparation now will make fall much less stressful.