Entries by Ellen

Organizing for the -ber Months

      The months of September, October, November, and December have recently been referred to as the “-ber” months!  These months celebrate time together, fresh starts for the season, seasonal treats, and celebrations. This is also the time we nest for winter, no matter the real temperatures. Here are some ways to celebrate the […]

How to Break the Cycle of Overpurchasing

  The holidays are quickly approaching. With little time and a lot going on, it is easy to purchase items “just in case.” Or, it might be  special something catches your eye when it is advertised on Instagram. Overpurchasing can lead to clutter, financial strain, and unnecessary stress. It’s become common because of the speed […]

Discover the Tools to Organize Your Life and Empower Your Journey at my Etsy Shop

Handmade and designed for you at my Etsy Store   Thriving in your daily life requires managing both capacity and velocity. With more responsibilities on our plates than ever before, staying organized can feel like a constant challenge. Whether you’re juggling work, family, or personal growth, the right systems and tools can make all the […]

Embrace a Fresh Start This Fall: Why Under-committing to Activities Leads to Balance and Peace of Mind

  Fall brings a whirlwind of activities for school,  home, church, and other areas. You may already be feeling a bit anxious about all that coming up. This fall set the stage for more intentional living by reassessing commitments and having less to do. Now is the time for understanding overcommitment and the negative impacts […]

How to Kick Start Your School Year with Family Communication

  Start this year off with strong family communication. Effective communication and organization tools make all the difference in improving school success and family happiness. Two key strategies that help families connect are holding weekly family meetings and maintaining a family calendar. Here is how to implement these to create a more harmonious, collaborative household. […]