This question comes up a lot. How can we put more structure onto our organizing and clearing out so that it doesn’t become overwhelming? When we plan ahead, set expectations, and make habits, organizing becomes more a part of our daily lives and less of a burden.

My motto from the beginning has been to help you release stress and clutter from your life. Whether that was through yoga, meditation, or physically supporting you to organize your space. This year has been anything but ordinary for all of us, but it has been a year to take a step back and reevaluate.

We have passwords and accounts for everything. We have things that automatically renew, either through a subscription monthly, bimonthly, even annually.

Back in December, I posted about Setting a Timer to help us in our tasks and be more productive in our days and in our lives. I have a counter proposition for you.

If you are looking for just one tool to be more productive: use a timer. Timers are my favorite and most important tool for being more productive and efficient in completing my tasks.

Brain Dump: get rid of the clutter that fills all the empty space in your brain. I love a good brain dump.

Do you have a calendar? Either digital or by hand. More importantly: do you use it? By use it, I mean consistently and continuously update and check your notes and plans for the day/ week.

As the old year comes to a close and the new year rings in, many people set resolutions. Why not make a resolution to get yourself organized in the new year?