A Blog of Sorts
Tips for creating space and time for things that really matter.
Maintaining Momentum
You got off to a good start this year, with your resolutions, new habits, projects. . . and now it’s March. Say you started going through the 28 bins of junk that have been sitting in your attic for the past 10 years. How can you maintain the momentum? Here are some quick ideas for when the novelty wears off, your energy wanes, and the work gets hard.
Decluttering the Closet of Life
Considering the limits of time – in a day or a life – can provoke anxiety, or it can compel us to recognize the gift of having it at all. It’s a matter of perspective.
A Routine Thing
I stumbled upon two points today that might resonate with you, especially if you’ve been interested in – or struggling with – creating new routines.
Going From Behind the Curve To Ahead of the Game
Does this happen to you, too? I feel really ahead of the game before Thanksgiving, and then December 1st hits…
Teaching Kids (and Adults) to Organize
Being organized is an important life skill. Parents can teach kids how it’s done, or join them in the process of learning how.
Taking Time to Teach Time Management
Children don’t always have the same sense of urgency their parents do. What’s more, kids spend a lot of time reacting to adults’ prompts to do things. Teach them time management skills to set them up for success.
Sara Cummings, M.A.
