Monthly Archives: November 2008
Books, books, and more books: 6 tips for dealing with book overload
Sell Them: Books are easy to sell online as you don’t have to take photographs, etc. www.amazon.com is my favorite source for selling. On Amazon, just look up the book you want to sell. IN the top right hand area … Continue reading
Five Practical Paper-Management Tips from Brook Noel
Go vertical: Store papers using vertical-end tab files or better yet, nine-by-twelve envelopes stored upright in magazine holders. Vertical solutions do not lend to pile creation. Three-Sided Storage: The standard file folder has always been a mystery to me. Why … Continue reading
Smart Spending: How to Take Control
Smart Spending: How to Take Control and Understand the True Cost of Clutter The only reason a great many American families don’t own an elephant is that they have never been offered an elephant for a dollar down and easy … Continue reading
How to Effectively Store and Manage Kids Artwork
Artwork, Papers and More…
How to Effectively Store Kids Work
The Traveling Art and “Proud” Exhibit: This can be used for all paper a child collects in a week—from art, to tests, to certificates. It is the perfect way to offer recognition, sharing of materials, but also the culling of what would otherwise be a mountain of paper. Let’s face it—most of us can’t save everything our child brings home unless we add an addition to our homes! Continue reading
8 Ideas for Finding More Joy
Have you ever climbed into bed wondering, “Where did the day go?” Have you ever felt you were on a treadmill–trying to go “somewhere” that never arrives? In our busy world, we often find ourselves living on auto-pilot with one … Continue reading
10 Cleaning Tips
HTML clipboardCracks and Crevices: Use paintbrushes and Q-tips for hard to reach cracks and crevices. Make Cleaning Fun: Transform cleaning from chore to fun with an incentive! Find a few books on audio that you would like to listen to–reserve … Continue reading
Create More Energy in Your Life Part 2
In last week’s challenge we explored physical and emotional energy. This week, we turn our focus to two other types of energy–Productive and Spiritual. If you missed the first article, you can view it by clicking here. Types of Energy: … Continue reading
Create More Energy in Your Life Part 1
Your Weekly Challenge Create More Energy in Your Life – Part 1 of 2 When we are young we have too much of it, when we are older we can’t get enough of it. What really is “energy” and … Continue reading
