Does the thought of planning make you feel weak in the knees? The idea of goal-setting make you feel queasy? And resolutions–are they just a setup for certain failure?
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Why Try a Trello Digital Christmas List?
Why should you try a Trello digital Christmas list? What even is a Trello digital Christmas list?? Read on to find out…
Because your gift, your gift is on my list…
It’s beginning to look a lot like the time of year to write out the Christmas list. (Need some gift ideas? Click here) And here’s the difficult decision you must tackle before even getting started:
To be (digital) or not to be?
To go digital or go analog? That is the question. Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to return to the tactile tradition of paper and pencil or rather to succumb to the seduction of electronic apps and in so doing to end ongoing disorganization…
Continue readingAin’t No Mountain (of Email) High Enough
–to keep me from getting through it…
Since I’ve had some real life inspiration this week (that I won’t go into), I’ll share 7 tips that I use to keep my inbox under control, or to (ahem) regain control.
Continue readingDiggin’ the “Quarantine”
Wondering what to do with the unexpected gift of time AFTER you’ve done all the really important stuff?
You can dance, you can jive… as long as you remain six feet apart. (I actually spotted some neighbors doing this on their lawn on my Sunday evening walk. True story. I think there may have even been a tambourine…) But you can also do something productive that will benefit you even after the days of confinement are over.
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A practical strategy to regularly cover the basics of “adulting”
My daughters are nearing adulthood, and even though they have been homeschooled, which by design allows us to cover life-skills, character lessons, and spiritual training simultaneously with academic subjects, deficiencies happen, seemingly particularly in life skills: the stuff that is necessary, but often gets brushed aside as unimportant.
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