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Summer time means vacations… And vacations mean coming back home…and getting caught back up on what happened while you were away. And while we might dread the catching up part of vacation, with a little bit of organization it can be a piece of cake. Over the years, I have developed a personal checklist I call “Vacation Recovery.” It breaks down the things I need
This week on KUTV 2 Fresh Living, I am helping Kari Hawker Diaz with her biggest organizing problem: her car. Like other busy mamas, Kari is coming and going from place to place, and her car becomes a dumping ground between activities. She sheds her jewelry before she makes it home, creating more clutter as it floats around in the car. And the crumbs! Eating
I’m starting to get emails and hear concerns from my followers and clients about the upcoming holiday season. It’s not that we don’t love celebrating this beautiful time of year…and we certainly enjoy focusing less on the pressures of life and more on faith and family. It’s just that it’s so busy! And expensive. It’s unfortunate that the hustle and bustle can become so overwhelming
For over a decade I’ve worked with thousands of women, and they all have something in common: so much to do and not enough time. Here are some favorite time-saving tips that have worked for my clients – young and old, married and single, children or not. Catch me as I highlight a few of these tips on KUTV Fresh Living: 1. Plan your
School is just a few weeks away from ending, and even though we are READY for a break from homework and routine, summer time doesn’t come without its own organizing challenges. In a recent conversation on social media with my followers, I asked, “What stresses you out most about summer?” Here’s what they said: Kids getting bored Kids fighting No routine No time to themselves
Do you ever wonder how your mom did it back in the dinosaur age? Seriously, how did she carry around that big planner in her purse? How did she keep track of her important information? How did she remember what she needed at the grocery store when she accidentally left her list home? How did she not drown in endless art project and developed rolls of
