Category: Organize Yourself Healthy
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5 Fall Meal Plan and Prep Tips for Busy Moms
By Di Ter Avest Welcome to the final post of our Fall Reset series! We’ve spent the past few weeks exploring ways to reset for the season, from journaling through transitions to building routines and decluttering the house. Now, it’s time to share Fall meal plan and prep tips – a game changer that will…
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Journaling Through Transitions: A Guide for Moms Navigating Change
By Di Ter Avest As the lazy, sun-soaked days of summer give way to the structured routine of the back-to-school season, many moms find themselves with a mix of emotions. This transition can be a time of excitement, anxiety, relief, and even a bit of sadness as we shift gears from one phase to another.…
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Time Management Tips for Work-from-Home Moms During the Summer
With the kids home all summer, balancing work and family life can feel like a never-ending juggling act. The key is to find strategies that let you stay productive while making the most of these sunny days. Here are three time management tips for work-from-home moms during the Summer when your little ones are around…
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Why to Clean and Tidy Up The House Before Going on Vacation
Heading out on vacation is always exciting, filled with dreams of relaxation and adventure. However, before I lock the door and head to our adventure, I always clean and tidy up the house before going on vacation. Do you do the same?
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Mottos to Live By for Busy Moms
To close the mindset changes series on a high note, I want to share a few mottos to live by for busy moms that have helped me and some of my accountability clients achieve our version of success in life. One of the best ways to manage the chaos is by reframing negative thoughts and mindsets into positive…
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Mindset #5: “I always end up making the same few meals over and over again”
How many times have you found yourself staring blankly into the fridge, wondering what on earth you’re going to make for dinner? And thought, “I always end up making the same few meals over and over again; isn’t my family bored yet?.”