I write many tips and thoughts on effective time management.
Managing our time is important because time is the stuff that makes up our lives. We can never get time back after it’s used. It took me years to learn how to manage my time better so that I have time for what matters most to me.
My posts about time management are not only for those running a business from home, or working professionally. I also write for moms who are chasing little ones all day. These time management tips are written for busy moms of all sorts.
I want to help you have time for what matters most to you.
In these posts, I also share my favorite time managing tips for using apps and programs across different platforms. Whether you’re on a mobile phone, tablet, and desktop computer, I prefer apps that keep me synced. In particular, I write about using apps like Evernote, Google Calendar, Google Keep, and Google Drive Apps.
In recent years, I’ve been learning more than I ever thought possible about exercise: the proper way to do it, the value of it, and so forth. I’ve been amazed at how some of what I’ve learned specifically about exercise also applies generally in all of life. Take for example the concept of rest and …
In Praise of Down Time: Don’t Feel Guilty for Resting { Keep Reading }
Frequently, I get asked to do things, help with activities, given offers for employment or volunteering, and otherwise opportunities to invest my time and money in a good cause. That’s when it’s most difficult to make decisions: when you know the cause is a good one. If you had an unlimited amount of time and …
Filtering Out Opportunities, and Using Time Wisely { Keep Reading }
As the saying goes, the good really is the enemy of the best. One of the most frustrating parts of life, for me, is the fact that there doesn’t seem to be enough time in each day to do what I want to do or feel like I need to do. No one has the …
8 Steps to Focusing on What is Really Important to You { Keep Reading }
The problem with New Year’s Resolutions, you may have found, is that they often result in failure a short time after you created them. I don’t know about you, but I’m great at writing out a list of ambitious goals and New Year’s resolutions, only to have them end in disappointment and failure. As I …
Tips for Making New Year’s Resolutions that You’ll Actually Keep { Keep Reading }
Over the years, learning what works for me and what doesn’t, I’ve drastically pared down my system to consist mostly of a sheet or two of goals to achieve annually, and then smaller goals and to-do lists that I craft from week to week. This works well in conjunction with my calendar for appointments and …
The Art of Setting Weekly Goals and Daily To-Do Lists { Keep Reading }
Most women decide to become a WAHM because they want to spend time with their children while they’re growing up, but yet they still need some income to make ends meet. The problem is, as anyone who has ever started a business knows, newborn businesses tend to need as much attention as newborn babies, depending …
Life changes, and so do our priorities. Although at our core, I think we tend to value the same thing overall, I know that how I enacted that has changed over the years. For example, as I’ve grown and matured in the Lord, and as I’ve grown and matured in other areas (being a wife, …
Revising Your Goals & Personal Mission Statement { Keep Reading }
Learning how to manage time effectively is crucial to getting anything done. This is true in any line of work. It’s even more true when working from home. Here are some tips on how to manage time effectively when working from home. Beware of Your Time Leeches The biggest time management issue most of us …
How to Manage Time Effectively when Working from Home { Keep Reading }
Many people don’t bother with goals because they feel goals are a set up to failure, instead of success. But that’s not true. Goals aren’t to blame for why goals fail. Let’s look at some reasons why Goals fail and how we can succeed with our goals anyway. I don’t think it’s a secret that …
Why Goals Fail and What You Can Do to Succeed Anyway { Keep Reading }
When talking about using time wisely, we need to keep this in mind. We all exercise stewardship over the same 24 hours per day. As moms, we manage these same 24 hours when we work for pay. We govern these same 24 hours when we raise a family and manage the home. Each of us must make the …
Using Time Wisely: We’re Stewards of the Same 24 Hours { Keep Reading }
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