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One of the many things you can do with your bullet journal is to fill it with spreads that will help you organize your home.
That’s what you’re going to see in this post!
Whatever routine you have or decide to have to keep a tidy home, your bullet journal can be your ally, and your go-to reference notebook.… Read the rest
If you’re looking for ideas on bullet journal spreads for Christians, this post is for you.
Maybe you are wondering whether the bullet journal system is also applicable when it comes to your faith as a Christian?
And the answer is a resounding YES!… Read the rest
One of the reasons why you may find it hard to get rid of clutter is that voice in your head that tells you… I might use this again one day.
While there are things that may whack your head in deciding whether you will still use them or not, there are also those things where you can safely say I’m not using this anymore.… Read the rest
Why is it that at one moment you have lots of money, and then all of a sudden, it’s all gone? And then it happens every month!
Can you relate?
If you’re wondering where your money goes all the time, it’s about time to start tracking what’s really happening with your money!… Read the rest
It feels a lot stressful when you can’t find what you need to prepare dinner.
And then, when ingredients get lost in the pantry, you think you don’t have them. You buy more. Only to find out later that they were just right there – in the pantry!… Read the rest
Have you ever heard about the Konmari method of decluttering?
In case you haven’t, allow me to give you a brief background.
The Konmari method is a decluttering process taught by Marie Kondo, a Japanese organizing consultant.
According to Marie, decluttering has six basic rules:
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How do you feel when you see dirty clothes on the floor, piles of papers and notes all over your desk, a counter full of plates, pans and spices, crammed drawer, and a jumbled closet?
Did that list just exhaust you?… Read the rest