I've definitely made some progress this year when it comes to simplifying my home and feeling like my life is balanced again:
- I scaled back on my possessions by committing to work the flea market on a bi-monthly basis.
- I created a facebook page solely for posting my items for sale.
- I've opened a separate bank account so that the extra income actually goes on bills.
- I've caught up on 3 bills that I neglected -- though I still have 2 more before I'm completely caught up.
- I've accepted the fact and realized that it's not possible to clean the house, workout, take/edit/post photos of things for sale, declutter, spend time with my boys (aka the cats), cook a healthy dinner, work on my blog, and pay my bills all in one day. Trust me when I say that this was not easy for me to admit. I'm a perfectionist so my mindset say that I should be able to do all this but I came to realize that trying to do all this wasn't adding quality to my life, just more stress.
- I admitted that I needed a daily and weekly routine to help simplify my schedule and allow myself to work on all the areas that I listed above while staying focused and organized.
The further I get on this new path of simplifying my life it helps me to tackle more to-dos that once made me feel so overwhelmed. Life is definitely looking good now that I can see the light of a simple vintage life ahead of me once again.
As I continue to create these printables for myself I'll make sure to share them with you just in case it may help you in your daily routines and path to a more simplified life. Below you'll find my first printable that I made to write down my goals for the my Fitness, simplifying my home and my personal / blog for the month of June.
Just Right Click and select “Save image As…” if you want to use my printable.
The fonts used are: The Skinny + Orniste TFB and a Gentle Touch.
The fonts used are: The Skinny + Orniste TFB and a Gentle Touch.
Here are a few sites that I've found helpful in creating my daily/weekly routine and learning to use a planner:
- Life According to my planner
- The Thinking Closet: The One Thing I Changed
- From Overwhelmed to Organized: Why Simplifying Is More Powerful than Organizing
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