Organisational Tips for May
Rejig your job list How do you organise tasks on your job list? It's time to revisit your approach and see if there is a method that would work better for you. Review your task batching technique. Having gone through a phase of scheduling every task for a specific...
State of Desk #5
Writing with: Annastasia: My lovely Bookaroo ballpoint which has a good weight in my hand, writes in black ink and has a green barrel that looks seriously good against the marble cover of my Passion Planner. Carla: I’ve gone all sensible and ordered hybrid ink refills...
An Envelope of Snippets #41
We all want to relax more right? The problem is actually doing it. I love this list of 83 ideas for rest and relaxation because they're organised by how much time you have. I think I might make a cheat sheet so that I have a menu to pick from. Here's another list that...
Organisational tips for April
Choose a single focus for summer things Making a summer bucket list is a pretty standard suggestion. It's taking action on them that counts though. So after you've written your list (or given it some idle thought when you're waiting for your emails to open) then pick...
Organisational Tips for March
Prepare for the clocks to go forward Missing that extra hour of sleep can be a tiny shock to the system and leave your feeling ever so slightly out of sync for a few days. Take the opportunity to get a good sleep routine in place throughout the week. You'll feel...
State of Desk #4
Writing with: Annastasia - Bic Soft Feel in fun colours are my current obsession. They write so nicely and the colours (green, pink, turquoise and purple) make my planner look all kinds of pretty and coordinated. I’m reminding Carla on a daily basis that we need to...
Organisational tips for January 2022
Whats the best way to make changes in a new year? It depends on you but we've found that making small changes is often the most effective way. It prevents overcommitting and hopefully stops a grand gesture from coming to a rather inglorious stop! Put 2021 to bed Tidy...
Organisational Tips for November
Have an early night Getting enough sleep is really important. So tonight abandon your job list and get to bed super early. The work will still be there tomorrow and you'll feel more able to tackle it. Don't sit up half the night reading either (although you might want...
State of Desk #3
Our state of desk sounds just a bit chaotic this month but as we've found time for Christmas planning and for reading it can't be all bad! What's your state of desk? Writing with: Annastasia: a pen my Mum gave me that says ‘I’m pretending to work’ on the side - it’s...
Thoughts in October
I’m pretty sure that anyone at home for prolonged periods during the early part of the pandemic vowed that we’d never let ourselves get so busy again. It was probably around the same time that we decided we would also emerge from lockdown with improved bodies and...
An Envelope of Snippets #40
Isn't autumn a time to clear out just as much as spring as we prepare to get cosy at home? We're all about staying warm and making our spaces work for us in preparation for a smashing 2022. Bring on the grey days, we're ready for them. Here's what we've found online...
Organisational tips for October
The arrival of autumn and the transition into the colder months at the end of 2021 are very much on our minds right now. Brr! Here's how we're getting organised in October. Prepare to get cosy Do what you need to do to stay warm in winter. So dig onesies, hot water...
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