5 Simple Strategies to Manage Your Anxiety Right Now

With so much stress in the world, I want to share some of the tools and systems I use to keep my anxiety at bay. Tune in to this episode to learn about my strategies for managing stress and staying calm.  

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Upgrade Your Wardrobe with These Essential Products

I spend too much time running from one thing to another. From client appointments to kid’s pick-ups, I want to feel good and put together despite being in a hurry. These are five things that make all the difference in maintaining my wardrobe.    

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Pilling fabric cutter. $13.99  

Portable Steamer  – $30.97

Velvet hangers – $40.52 for 100 

Target laundry detergent

Shoe cleaner – $18.97 

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When it comes to full-time RV living, the open road feeling is amazing! But don’t get too starry-eyed just yet; there are pros and cons to living this lifestyle.

In this podcast, I’m talking about the good, bad, and ugly of RV living. After 18 months of full-time RV living, would I do it again?   

Does RV living save money? How hard is it on a marriage? Is there enough space to shop at Costco? Was it hard to downsize household items? Why did we choose to move into an RV full-time with our kids? Today, I’m answering all these questions and offering my thoughts on full-time RV living with kids. 

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How beauty and environment affect our health and mental health.

In this podcast episode, we explore how the beauty of our home environment affects our health and mental well-being. How taking the time to add moments of beauty can help us feel happier and more grounded. I provide tips on incorporating more beauty into our everyday lives at home. Tune in and discover how to give yourself permission to make life beautiful!

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Are you feeling overwhelmed when it comes to cleaning up the clutter in your home? Does it feel harder than it should be?

I get it! This episode will talk about 17 reasons why getting control of clutter is hard and offer challenges and ideas to make change.

You are not alone with the daunting challenge of clutter. I hope this episode helps you look at why it’s hard a bit differently and offers support you need so that you can start taking action today to organize your home, reducing stress levels, and creating more space for beauty, joy and passion.

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Organization helps us create the life we want, rather than feeling stuck in an endless cycle of chaos.

When we feel organized and on top of things, everything else seems to fall into place and our quality of life improves. We can identify what is important and prioritize those tasks, freeing up our time for the activities that truly matter. Being organized helps us to be productive, efficient, and mindful in our day-to-day lives.

Today I want to share a couple of beliefs that have helped me become more organized, and battle clutter and anxiety as I’ve faced the many things in my home, on my calendar, and in life.

If you are looking for ways to become more organized and manage your clutter and anxiety, then this podcast episode is for you. I will be discussing strategies and beliefs that have helped me become more organized and less anxious in life. Whether you are looking to declutter your home, maximize your productivity, or simply find some inner peace, this episode will provide new ways to believe you are truly an organized person. Tune in here and have a beautiful day!

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Are you struggling to stay on track this year with your New Year’s resolution or the word you choose for the year?

Have you ever set a goal only to find yourself quickly dropping it mid-February and feeling completely overwhelmed by the task at hand? I understand this deeply!

Today on the podcast, I’m sharing three ideas that have changed the way I look at my word of the year and how this different approach has been super helpful in achieving my goals. And I’ll share my insights into why some people can successfully keep going while others struggle so much after the initial enthusiasm phase wears off.

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Is there anything harder than decluttering books? I don’t think so…

I love searching for books, making lists of books, going to the library, and buying books. There is nothing better than getting an Amazon envelope in the mail with a new paperback – except maybe a date night at Barnes and Noble. LOVE LOVE LOVE books. But how many are too many? How do I declutter books? Today I’m sharing the process and lesson I recently learned about parting ways with beautiful books.

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5 Steps to Creating a System for

Never-ending Incoming Paperwork

Organizing your life is key to success these days! Have you ever wished there was a way to keep all the paperwork and essential documents in one place?

Look no further because creating a command center in your home can help make this possible. Not only will it help you stay organized, but it also provides an inviting space for collecting incoming paperwork. With a few simple steps, you can have your own personalized command center in no time! Read on to learn more about creating the perfect command center and making organization convenient and fun!

Creating your home command center:

1. Identify a dedicated space for your command center: You want to make sure you have enough room to fit all the supplies and tools you’ll need in one spot. This could be a desk, wall, or corner of your house.
2. Gather essential tools: Depending on your needs and preferences, you’ll need pens, paper, folders, and filing cabinets. It could also be helpful to have a laptop or desktop computer so you can stay connected online.
3. Set up productive zones: Your command center should include separate areas for work tasks, errands, and personal projects. Maybe a folder or drop bin for each project and task, like meal planning and bills. This will help keep you organized and focused when tackling your week.
4. Stay organized: Create a way to track progress, like a whiteboard or task list. Nothing feels better than marking off an item!
5. Make it inviting: You want your command center to be an inviting and inspiring space. Try to make it as comfortable as possible by adding a few personal touches, like photos or artwork. And don’t forget to light the room with soft lighting!

Now that you have a five-point outline for developing a command center in your house, you can start creating a productive and inspiring environment that will help you stay organized! Good luck! 🙂

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Are you struggling to keep your home organized and your family functioning smoothly?

The Cakewalk Method offers tips, tools, and strategies to help you create an environment that supports your mental health and well-being so that you and your family can thrive. 

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