Building up the motivation to clean your home daily takes a lot of hard work and consistency at first. But over the years, I have learned different ways to almost trick myself into cleaning. After many years of struggling I’ve finally got it down. Today I want to share what I learned but most importantly the main things that helped me stick with my daily and weekly cleaning routines.

It takes time and work to get a home out of chaos. I know because I lived in chaos for years until I realized that I had to change or I’d be miserable. Not only does a chaotic, messy home worsen mental illness it also puts tremendous stress on you and your family. Once I started sticking with a cleaning schedule, and trust me it was not easy at all, but I finally did it. The more you do certain tasks everyday the more it becomes a habit. No one likes doing the dishes. That’s the worse chore out there, at least in my opinion. I’ve learned over the years however that if I let the dishes pile up my house would be in shambles. And ever since I started forcing myself to do certain tasks now it’s not as bad. Here are ideas for you to use to create a realistic cleaning schedule.

Today I will be sharing 21 of the best list ideas that will organize your life and mind. I wrote this post with the Erin Condren Notebook in mind. Though you can use any kind of notebook you have. I hope you enjoy my list of note ideas and stationery to up your note taking game. Don’t forget to join my email list to get your free Ultimate Planner Bundle available for instant download.  

In my last post I talked about the importance of having a morning routine and why it’s so important to your overall productivity. However, if you want to have a successful morning, your nightly routine is critical. Today I will be sharing 8 Simple Ways To Create The Perfect Nightly Routine.

Do you struggle with your getting yourself out of bed in the mornings or even just being consistent within your mornings? Well you came to the right place. In today’s post I will be sharing 8 Simple Ways To Create The Perfect Morning Routine. Also, I will be linking my free cleaning checklists and planner insert downloads at the end of my post. Make sure to grab them today. 

If you love planner stationery and never ordered the Erin Condren Seasonal Surprise Box, you are missing out on some exclusive not yet released planner stationery. in today’s post i will be showing you the contents of the Summer 2020 Seasonal Surprise Box by Erin Condren. Keep Reading To See Everything!

The minutes after waking up affect your overall mood and productivity. When you wake up late and rushing, you will be playing catch up all day long. More over how you wake up sets your tone for the day. I learned this the hard way, that is why i am sharing these 18 Ways To Create The Perfect Morning Routine.

With everything going on in the world in regards to the Coronavirus Pandemic, most of the country is facing a stay at home order. If you have kids, schools are closed for the remainder of the year, parents have now become teachers with the distancing learning and many parents are out of work. Though it might be hard, you can still try to implement a spring cleaning routine into your daily schedule. Your home will feel less chaotic and more lighter.

If you love making lists and to-do’s, this post is for you. The Simplified Planner was created by Emily Ley, the planner comes in a daily coiled format and a bound weekly format. I love using this alongside of my Erin Condren Life Planner. When combined you have the best of both worlds.

The Power Sheets by Cultivate What Matters is the best goal setting planner I’ve ever used. There are two tabbed sections to prep your goals and 6 monthly tabs to put your goals in action. Not only is the Power Sheets beautiful, the paper quality is great and it really works to achieve your goals.

For many years I have had insecurities when it came to bullet journaling. I would constantly buy new notebooks thinking I had to start completely over being I messed up half of my last journal. I learned that I love bullet journaling and need to embrace my layouts whether or not I think they look good. Here are some tips to help you embrace your own bullet journal if you struggle with the same insecurities I do.