Time management - the notion itself is somewhat ludicrous. None of us can actually manage time. In fact, time more often than it not manages us. But author Stephen Rechtschaffen has proposed a new way of looking at time in his book Time Shifting. Instead of emphasizing how we can squeeze more into our already full lives, he suggests we stop doing in order to live more fully.
Label it!
Most households receive a large quantity of address labels from charitable organizations. In the age of email what can we do with all those labels! Here are a few time-saving tips for making good use of them. When filling out forms, use them instead of hand-writing your contact information. When lending a book, place a label on the inside of the dust jacket or inside front cover. When bringing food to a pot luck dinner, put a label on the bottom of your Tupperware container. Carry some in your wallet- affix one to the order form for having film developed. The possibilities are endless!
The Great Canadian Ritual…a springtime move! But if a stress-free move sounds like an impossible dream, think again. With a bit of planning and some experienced help this major life transition can run smoothly.
Here’s a five-step guide to an ulcer-free move. (more…)
Stuff. We all have lots of it. We worry about it, store it, insure it, clean it, obsess about it— and sometimes even love it. But at some point, stuff can start to overwhelm your ability to function efficiently. Have you lost control of your stuff? Is it controlling you? Take this test to find out. (more…)
The best way to overcome the feeling of having a houseful of unfinished projects is to schedule a few weekends and actually finish them!
Here’s a list of projects you can quickly tackle (with a bit of help from friends or family) (more…)
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