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Simplify

Only display accessories that you love. Too many items displayed can cause clutter which can create a feeling of stress in your home. Look carefully at your accessories. Do you love it? If not you can donate, garage sell or toss it.

Put you scheduling
planner to work

Having a planner is good, using it is even better. Keep track of things to do by writing it down. When it is recorded and scheduled it becomes concrete and you will remember to complete it.

Kitchen

To provide more counter space while cooking, clear off rarely used appliances from the kitchen countertops and store them in a higher-up cabinet or elsewhere in your home.

Have a daily routine

There are some things that need to be done everyday - checking phone messages and email, daily backup of computer files, etc. Making a scheduled routine ensures you do not forget the important "have-to-do's" each day.

Closets

Most people wear 20% of there clothes 80% of the time. Purge items from your closet that do not fit, you do not like, or have not worn in the past two years. An organized closet means you can see what you have so that you can mix and match which results in many new outfits.

Clear your desk

Keeping your desk clear is directly related to productivity. Work gets lost under piles of paper. A clear desk helps clear your mind and allows you to focus on your tasks.

Children's Bedrooms

Organize your child's bedroom so there is easy access for them to get out and put away their toys. Insure the container is low enough for them to reach and easy to open.

File papers immediately

Piles of paper tend to get taller and taller which creates an overwhelming feeling and stress. Recycle papers that needs to be discarded and file the papers you need in your filing cabinet, tickler file, bill paying system, etc.

Neat & Tidy

Each evening have a ten-minute pickup session in which all family members put away their belongings from the evening activities.

Time Management

Manage your time properly by allotting twice as much time as you think it will take for the task to be completed.

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