Have you ever started to do something then before you know it, hours have passed? Like when you finally start cleaning the kitchen then you end up doing all the shared spaces in the house.
It could be when you’re working on a project and you hit your stride, you’re full of ideas and you look up and realize you’ve made a ton of progress. That groove can increase your productivity when used to your advantage. It’s a technique called task batching.
Continue reading “Task Batching”Being a productive person doesn’t just happen. Much like the phenomenon of “adulting” I had just assumed that as I grew up I would magically become productive. But, alas, just like changing a flat tire or making mac ‘n’ cheese, learning to be productive is a skill.
Continue reading “Learning to be Productive”Bullet journals take some commitment. This is especially true at first when you’re trying to develop the habit. And if you’re new to planning or time management, it can be downright scary. But I have an alternative to draw your attention to today, The Wundertastsch Journal.
Continue reading “Wundertastsch Journal”Tracking is one of the best features of bullet journals.
Habit and mood trackers, vacation trackers, reading trackers, sleep trackers. You name it, there’s a tracker for that.
There are endless possibilities of things to log in your journal and hundreds of ways to organize, decorate and define your habits.
The key is to find things that will be useful for you to track and that won’t just take up precious space in your journal.
To that end, here are 7 awesome monthly tracker ideas.
Continue reading “7 Bullet Journal Monthly Tracker Ideas You’ll Use”
Often times, having an extra hour would make the biggest difference in our daily schedules. From work, parenting, hobbies, chores, and adulting in general, there seems to be a distinct lack of time during the day. In order to help put a little more back in there, here are 4 easy things to save an hour a day.
Today’s parenting is complicated. Everyone has a way to do everything and there are always crazy expectations about what good parenting looks like (comment if you thought “Bad Moms” was as hilarious as I did).
Continue reading “Developing a Routine to Increase Confidence and Work Ethic in Your Kids”
