This Valentine Day, we have to ask… Do you KISS enough? Not in your love life — in your home life?We’re in love with the design principle K.I.S.S. Coined by aircraft engineer Kelly Johnson, Keep It Simple Stupid or the more playful Keep It Simple … Continue reading
You have to make room• for new ideas, projects, and opportunitiesCutting clutter is one way to carve out space for the next exciting opportunity, new friendship, or even romance in your life (for those looking). Gift yourself a virtual or … Continue reading
After spending so many weeks wearing much of the same clothing you may have come to the same conclusion as us…we don’t wear everything we own! This AUG : Audit Unworn Garments. Editing every clothing category may be impossible during Covid times. You can still … Continue reading
Our client, Joan (not her real name), has a lot going on. She is a highly productive and capable woman. BUT she never FEELS like she’s accomplishing. Part of Joan’s “problem” is her list. Her to-do list is an 8-page brain dump. Joan’s … Continue reading
While sheltering-in-place we’ve been spending a lot more time baking. And wouldn’t you know: I saw that catchy phrase after delivering my 5th batch of muffins in April. To avoid gaining the dreaded Covid-19 (think Freshman-15) I dropped off Tupperwares to my neighbor who appreciates my zero-sugar recipes. … Continue reading
While sheltering in place (SIP), Joy created a schedule around organizing, connecting and healthy living. If you asked if she’s going stir-crazy…the answer is “NO!” Joy’s schedule is pretty reliable and packed with plenty of outdoor walks, time with friends via virtual dates … Continue reading
This APR, invest in A Pantry Revamp! It won’t cost much more than time. And we promise, following our advice will feed you! Passover, Easter and sheltering at home present the perfect pre-holiday and quarantine-induced motivation to be intentional about what and where … Continue reading
In this age of government mandated quarantines, you may be without the outside cleaning help you’ve come to rely upon. A loyal reader asked our advice for cleaning routines in this “new normal.” We recommend the “Tackle a Different Task … Continue reading
Socially distancing can be difficult on lots of levels. How well we adapt to change will depend partly on our mindset and the tools available to us to cope with change. Some of us love the freer flow to the day (Joy) … Continue reading
Our monthly themed blogs are BACK! (Chalk their return up to 1 positive of social-distancing). This MAR: Make Adjustments Routinely. We don’t just mean adjust your routine…we also mean make adjustments to your schedule on a regular basis and as often as needed. I … Continue reading