I’ve been relying heavily on a simple to-do list trick lately. It’s seriously simple, and it might change your life—or at least the way you approach your lists. Will and I ... Read more
I’m not a natural planner (helllloooo, INFP), but I’ve learned (the hard way, always the hard way) that things go so much better when I take the time to wrangle things ... Read more
I took the bullet journal plunge about a year ago. I loved it, immediately. My track record for staying with planning systems for the long haul isn’t too great, but more ... Read more
I consider tracking my books to be one of the next best things to reading—right up there with talking about books with fellow readers and dreaming about what to read next. ... Read more
File under: a little self-awareness makes everything better. I have known for a good long while that when it comes to projects, I am an excellent beginner and halfhearted finisher. I ... Read more
2016 was the year I finally took the bullet journal plunge, and wow, am I glad I did. When I made my list of the top things that worked for me ... Read more
After I read The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up last fall, Will and I did a serious tidying up (read: massive decluttering). We got rid of dozens of bags of stuff, which ... Read more
Recently I instagrammed a mind map of an in-progress blog post. The comments surprised me: quite a few people didn’t know what a mind map was or how to use one. ... Read more
I used to clean my house because I didn’t want other people to think I’m a slob. Now I’m past the point of caring whether or not friends think my ... Read more
Today’s guest post is by Jodi Bonjour, one of the very first blog friends I made when I waded into the blogosphere last year. When Jodi recently tweeted “I cannot ... Read more
