I am ultra sensitive to overwhelm, which allows me to catch it before I drown in it. And I’ve had to create a life of as much space and quiet time as I can. So when a few weeks happen like they have recently where I am working later and
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I had a lovely reader ask how to prepare for retiring as far as the house and time goes. I have not retired and most likely will be working a long while yet. So I needed to do some research for this one. Whether you downsize or not, most people
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My grandparents have taught me a lot about simplicity. Not because they grew up in the depression era – Grandpa’s family had to move from Pennsylvania to Detroit to see if they could get work with cars. They didn’t have lots of
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Instead of feeling resentful for saying yes when you really wanted to say no, try these phrases: 1. Someone in my time class uses the phrase, “That doesn’t work for me.” 2. I am feeling overwhelmed and can’t put
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If you are feeling behind, or the house is a mess or your to do list is huge you may feel the need to catch up. But, how do you catch up in an all ready full life? Stay current The most important part of catching up is staying current.
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Sometimes the kids or the spouse or the boss don’t tell you things until the last minute. They may not mean to. But often they just forget. One of my favorite questions to counter this is: Is there anything I need to know for…
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Do you have a coming home routine? One of the main reasons it’s so difficult to get out the door on time, is because the coming home is haphazard with things getting thrown where ever. But, if you practice a routine when you come home, it