Organizing Your Day-to-Day Life for ADHD
It’s hard enough to manage day-to-day life in our chaotic and busy world; adding your ADHD into the mix? Organization is definitely easier said than done!
It’s hard enough to manage day-to-day life in our chaotic and busy world; adding your ADHD into the mix? Organization is definitely easier said than done!
It’s about that time of year where us parents must shift our organizational focus a bit because summer vacation is coming to an end and school is back in session!
I think I can safely speak for most of the population these days when I say, “we’re overwhelmed!!!” Life is busy, we’re constantly in motion, and the schedule rarely seems to include down time.
Now that summer is finally here it’s a great time to tackle some smaller scale organization projects at home! One small space that packs a mighty punch when it comes to luxury, organization, and value is a butler’s kitchen.
Downsizing is a daunting task, but also something worth CELEBRATING. There is something very special about reaching the age where your space gets smaller because you’re prioritizing what matters most in life!
“What am I doing wrong?” is, of course, a question we’ve all had to ask ourselves at some point in our lives. It can feel a bit like you’re a hamster on an endless wheel when it comes to organizing your home because life is constantly in flux and constant REorganization is inevitable.
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Since I am in huge college mode with the twins this August, I wanted to think of something useful to help everyone get organized for this month. I love using August as a time to get organized in the office, and if you’re feeling overwhelmed in yours, I would suggest using these helpful tips.
We’re all guilty of it. Getting hit with the “I want to organize my life!” bug that in reality meant you threw away 2-3 items, bought a ton of new storage containers, and then shoved things you weren’t really sure what to do with into various bins, baskets, and drawers.