Time management and productivity can be tricky. But you know what’s even trickier? Letting your life escape you and becoming a product of your life instead of being the one in the driver’s seat. Being productive is not about adding more to your already overfilled plate. In fact, it’s the opposite. It’s about cleaning off that plate and filling it with less, but more important things. Quality over quantity.

Our mental hygiene is just as important as our physical hygiene - actually more important! But it often gets overlooked. Set yourself up to succeed by making your own formula for combatting certain mental barriers and struggles.

When we fall into the trap of perfectionism, we set ourselves up for disappointment and feelings of inadequacy. It’s so important that we find that sweet spot between pushing ourselves to achieve the growth we deserve, and missing out on opportunities for fear of not showing up as the best.

Is it possible for 2 completely different people to exist in the same house, one a neat freak and one a total slob?? Yes, it sure is. And the answer doesn’t lie in one person giving in and begrudgingly succumbing to the other’s wishes.

I’m going to give you TEN tried and true tips when dealing with kids who are unmotivated to clean and organize. These are useful for kids of all ages! Good luck!

Why is decluttering so hard? Why do we procrastinate organizing our environments? Mind blocks are a real thing! But the interesting part is that our mind blocks prevent us from diving in and getting the job done, which in turn creates more clutter in our life, which results in even more mind blocks. We can be our own worst enemy at times! Let’s knock it off, suck it up, and just get the job done! I dare you.

Welcome! Here’s a quick intro on my philosophy of how living a clean, simplified lifestyle carries over into every aspect of our character and why it’s so important to declutter our homes, our minds, and every other part of ourselves in order to make room for our higher performing self.