Have you felt frustrated or overwhelmed with projects you have wanted to complete? There are many ways to complete cleaning tasks and home projects successfully. I recently read an article on how powerful it can be to “finish” something, especially in our homes. When I thought about this, I felt there was a much more powerful word, “complete.” Successful home projects, including cleaning and organizing projects, will feel good with this one thing: completion!
At first glance, you may not see all the items that are wasting space in your home. Maybe they are hidden or behind closed doors.
Many years ago, a TV program called McGyver portrayed a man who always had what he needed in every situation. He was a special agent and a creative troubleshooter. He seemed to have the right things at the right time or a way to make the right thing at the right nail-biting moment in the show.
Reading the title of this post you may have been tempted to gag or roll your eyes, “easy ways to make dusting a room fun”? I get it.
I love having a fresh clean space, but I’m not always in the mood to dust or sweat my tail off cleaning the house.
It can be a real challenge to keep our thoughts, tasks, and to-do’s sorted and stored in our heads.
God created an incredible machine, our brain. However, I don’t feel it was meant to retain so much information AND be able to keep it all organized.
Have you ever experienced forgetting things or feeling you didn’t complete as much as you thought you could?
Lists that organize our tasks and time can help us to be very efficient! Eliminate overwhelm and get your thoughts organized!
Our bedrooms are very special places.
We rest in our bedroom, recover from illnesses there . . . . and so many other things!
One thing that a bedroom is not good for is clutter. Life sucking, to-do distracting, storage piled up clutter.
What would feel better? A hotel like sanctuary or storage room? Here is how to declutter your bedroom and create a restful space!
Have you been asking yourself, “Why can’t I get rid of this stuff?” Something that seems so easy for your brain is a much harder task in the heart.
Instead of addressing what has been taking up space, or staring at you for up to years, you avoid it. After awhile, the clutter becomes invisible.
Have you started an organizing project only to get stuck?
Are you not sure what to keep and what to give away?
One way to make the process easier is to have one thought in mind, and that is to ask yourself, “Do I love this?”
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, here are some ideas to help you learn how to declutter the mind, sleep better, and feel refreshed.
Looking to make more storage in your room or get your floors cleared? Taking advantage of vertical space in your space may be a good solution for you.
Many overlook the possibilities of using vertical space. They are only thinking of the space on the floor. If you have a smaller room, I have found some clever vertical storage solutions for small spaces.
Do you find that you have a hard time making decisions?
Have you ever thought about what holds you back from making a decision? I understand how decisions can be very powerful.
I know from my personal experience that when I postpone making a decision, it can impact myself, my business, and sometimes my family. When making a decision I need to do it on purpose, otherwise chances are I will procrastinate.
