Photos (top to bottom) 1. Ribbon 2. Heart (taken by me, Keia Mastrianni) 3. Wishbones 4. Napkin
I stumbled across these tidy, orderly bits of cheer and thought I'd share them with you. Everything looks better when it's neat and tidy, doesn't it? I've recently finished organizing my office (pictures to come) and will be moving on to the kitchen and bathroom this week. Already I've been inspired to create better surroundings for myself by implementing a few new organizational tactics to my daily routine.
One of my biggest excuses was time or lack of it. What I've discovered is that I have spare minutes peppered throughout my day where I am able to squeeze in one, small organizational task at a time. Those three piles of paper on my desk? Maybe I can't go through them all in one sitting, but I can tackle one pile at a time in the few moments I have before jetting off to the next to-do. Also, breaking up my month by dedicating one week to one area of my home has prevented me from feeling overwhelmed.
My lesson so far: Do a little at a time, between obligations, every day. So far, its making a difference.
Next up, is rhythm. I need to find mine. I'm hoping to find some laser focus and a few extra hours of the day along the way too. Stay tuned!
I stumbled across these tidy, orderly bits of cheer and thought I'd share them with you. Everything looks better when it's neat and tidy, doesn't it? I've recently finished organizing my office (pictures to come) and will be moving on to the kitchen and bathroom this week. Already I've been inspired to create better surroundings for myself by implementing a few new organizational tactics to my daily routine.
One of my biggest excuses was time or lack of it. What I've discovered is that I have spare minutes peppered throughout my day where I am able to squeeze in one, small organizational task at a time. Those three piles of paper on my desk? Maybe I can't go through them all in one sitting, but I can tackle one pile at a time in the few moments I have before jetting off to the next to-do. Also, breaking up my month by dedicating one week to one area of my home has prevented me from feeling overwhelmed.
My lesson so far: Do a little at a time, between obligations, every day. So far, its making a difference.
Next up, is rhythm. I need to find mine. I'm hoping to find some laser focus and a few extra hours of the day along the way too. Stay tuned!
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