I’m a BIG fan of anything that helps me to stay organised. I’m self-employed, a wife, mother and a carer too. This means I’ve got lots of things to remember all of the time and love to use apps, reminders, notifications and my #kickerlist to help me stay organised. It’s really important that I don’t drop the ball when people are relying on me for various reasons. Recently I’ve been testing out a new pill reminder app, from Safe and Sound Health.
For a lot of people, an email inbox is a fairly insignificant part of their online life. Lots of junk comes in, perhaps a few sale emails and maybe the odd offer or two. When you work online, particularly as a blogger, your email inbox is an essential part of your online life and something that can cause a lot of stress. I used to login and feel overwhelmed to see all of the emails sitting there, even if they were just made for the trash bin. That changed for me last year and today I want to share with you my top tips to organise your email inbox. Hopefully, you’ll be able to take action today to make your time online run smoothly and you to feel less overwhelmed.
People regularly tell me that I’m really motivated, organised or efficient. I am, at times, but I also have times where I need to get myself motivated. Staying motivated working from home is important to me and I’ve written a few posts in the past on this topic, which you can find near the end of this post, but today I want to talk to you about my #kickerlist initiative.
As we’re into October now I thought it would be a great time for a bucket list update! I cannot believe that Summer has been and gone, and my favourite time of the year is rapidly approaching. I love Autumn, and Winter is my FAVOURITE season! For us this time of year always means lots of trips to Centerparcs, family walks, and being out enjoying the crisp fresh air. Creating a bucket list, for the second year, has really kept me accountable with making memories and having fun as a family. Also, there were a few activities that we wanted to complete as a couple, without Daisy, and this bucket list helps me hold myself accountable. Here is our third 2018 bucket list update – so you can see what we’ve been up to!
The year is zipping by, isn’t it?! I can’t believe we’re almost into August already. The children are off school, the sun has been shining for an age and it’s been a good year for my family so far. Being self-employed can mean that family time falls by the wayside, as I get busy with work. By creating a 2018 bucket list I have been hoping to find myself accountable. Today I want to share with you my second update, so you can see what we’ve achieved so far.