
by PlanningQueen on April 18, 2013 in Planning In my last email newsletter, I shared a number of small changes I had made recently which were really helping progress towards my goals for the year. (If you don’t receive the newsletter you can read it online here.) So often we can fall into the trap of thinking we need to “wait until we [...]
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by PlanningQueen on March 1, 2013 in Planning About 12 months ago my pantry looked like this after decluttering. Decluttering is an ongoing effort and the pantry was needing some decluttering again late last year. Also late last year, I undertook some work with Tupperware and for part of it received some new Tupperware. It sat in the box over Christmas as I [...]
CONTINUE READING How are you traveling a week or so into your new year’s resolutions? One of the most common resolutions I hear people make (me included!) is to get more organised, so today’s post is a collation of organisation themed posts to get you on your way. The first five posts are posts I have written [...]
CONTINUE READING by PlanningQueen on November 7, 2012 in Planning Below is a collection of posts all focused on tips and ideas to help you get organised. The first few are actually by me, which I have written for Village Voices, then there is a collection of some of my favourite posts I have read recently on organisation. How to get the kids organised … [...]
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by PlanningQueen on October 16, 2012 in Planning I have recently started some freelance writing over at Kidspot for a series they are running called The Organised Life – such a favourite topic of mine to write about! I thought I would share some of what I am writing about over at Kidspot Village Voices: Organising your time (it’s time to decide) I [...]
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by PlanningQueen on June 22, 2012 in Planning Thanks to all those who entered the give away. The winner of the give away was Jules: “I’d label my husband’s tools “I belong in the garage, not on the kitchen bench”. Come to think about it, I’d probably label his clothes “when dirty, please put me in the laundry” and all the Tupperware “if [...]
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