Getting started on an organizing project or task may seem like a daunting job, especially if you are short on time, money or energy. We’ve all been there and it’s a frustrating place to be!But it doesn’t have to be that way.When you subscribe to the Early Bird Mom newsletter, I’ll send you my
Organizing
Would you answer a quick question? I’ve got a lot of ideas swirling around in my head about what to write about. But the thing is that I want to write whatever helps you the most. So that’s what I need to know: what is your biggest obstacle right now to becoming more organized?
Throughout my career as a stay-at-home (and work-at-home) mom, I have tried several times to follow a strict schedule. I’m a reader and a planner. I read all the popular books on creating a schedule for your homeschool and your household. I created a flurry of colored post-its and endlessly moved them around so
I am a high-tech kind of girl. I love my iPad. We have 5 active computers in the house and I can quickly hop on to any of them with a myriad of apps and tools that make my life easier. I like finding the most efficient way to do things. But when it comes
