Do you have a working mom uniform? Are you working to get to that point? A well-curated closet has been a time and money saver for me, and I mostly always feel put together now!

Here are some quick tips from Erica Young at Organized Mom.

Read Simple Steps to Organize Your Wardrobe here. 

Do you have a capsule wardrobe? Are you hoping to start one? Share your thoughts here or on the Facebook page!

Welcome to the ‘Bullet Journal for  Absolute Beginners” series! In this series, you are learning the basics of bullet journaling, and more specifically, what you might need to get started. Today is the first official day of the series, where you will learn about the actual supplies you are going to need. While you might want to eventually pick up some other items, the following list provides everything you need to get started. If you are super new to bullet journaling, read here to see how bullet journaling can help you to be more organized!

Let’s talk about clutter. More specifically let’s talk about the psychology of clutter, what causes it, what makes it so hard to declutter, and what all that extra “stuff” in our lives does to our brains and our wellbeing.

Clutter is a hot topic and for good reason. We have more stuff than ever before.

Our houses are bigger, our closets are bigger (except mine–mine are still 1958 sized!); yet every closet, the spare bedroom, and the garage is full of stuff. There is an entire industry that’s grown up around helping us deal with our clutter from stores that sell organizing solutions, to organizing and decluttering consultants, and even storage units that allow us to keep even more stuff we don’t have room for.

We all want to be more organized, but sadly, on most days it is easier said than done. The good news is that the right tools can make the job easier! One of these tools is your handy-dandy bullet journal!