I read an article called The Great Decluttering of 2020: The pandemic has inspired a clean out of American homes. I have seen this sentiment in my Facebook Group and online as well. 1/4 of people working, have been working from home. Kids have
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A common part of getting older and entering retirement is having an empty nest! This poses an important decision to make – should you downsize your home? There are endless factors to consider when it comes time to make this tough decision. I am
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We’re taught from a young age that we need to be conscious of our bodies. Our parents teach us how to protect ourselves, not fall and wear a coat. We learn what to do when we get sick. But, taking care of our mental well-being is not always
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You will feel so much better, when you realize the news is pushing your buttons and not giving you the whole story. The news is no longer the nightly news we grew up with – mostly straight with not much opinion. In fact if you were showing
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This time in the world has made your problems with time come to the forefront. Trying to work at home and homeschool. Working 14 hours shifts at a busy hospital. Not knowing what to do without the distractions of the world. Watching too much TV.
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It’s in times of crisis that you hone in on what is most important to you. You notice what you wished you had been doing. Or realize you need to write Grandma because she can’t have visitors. Or see how needed your caregiver is. Or how
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I am finishing up the declutter group and a comment came up that always comes up – “I feel so guilty for having spent money on that item so now I don’t want to declutter it.” Similar, “That object was so expensive,