Mindful Living

You won't believe they actually work!

Let’s face it: The bottom drawer of the fridge is nothing more than a black hole. We’ve all probably brought home a haul of fresh fruits and veggies, only to find them wilted or worse, moldy, in the same place a few weeks later. The issue? Many of us just don’t eat what we can’t see.

Mixing up your living space is more than aesthetically pleasing.

Give your kitchen a much-needed clean-out.

When it comes to everyday messes, organized people don't necessarily have better habits, they just have different inner dialogue.

However much you might get done in bursts of inspiration, it's helpful to remember that routine decluttering efforts are just as important when it comes to maintaining a sense of order.

Half of them are related to sweeping!

Believe me, I've tried the tricks to get it done in a regular routine. But it's still too overwhelming.

Definitely don't spend all your perfect weather energy on cleaning, but also don't let the weather go to waste, even when you have to clean.

I remember the good old days when two-day shipping really meant two-day shipping. Not anymore.

According to an expert.

According to productivity experts.

It's a new school year, a new year in the Jewish calendar, and the perfect time to check in with yourself.

In 5 minutes or less!

It asks for less than 10 minutes of your time each day.

Deciding what would go back in caused me to stop and reflect.

Yes, today is a holiday. Come join the fun side of life.

Even in the areas that routinely get the natural treatment, there's a time and a place for the big guns.

While it may not seem like that big of a deal to gloss through all that text and get to cleaning, you could be missing some crucial details.

"Knowing what brings me joy helps me make better decisions when it comes to spending, and it also keeps my home tidy and uncluttered — it’s a win-win!"

Rather than making me feel like I have to do my best to balance everything, the concept of "tilting" reminds me to choose what matters — even in an environment I can't control.

"I was now free to do what I pleased, when I pleased, and with whom I pleased. I was frozen by my newfound freedom."

Does your house get disorderly because people live there? Or because you actually have an underlying clutter problem that makes it unrealistic to keep everything in its place? Here's how to tell the difference.

According to experts.