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No Buy Review

This month was interesting to say the least. For the most part I was able to avoid most temptation to buy things that were on my no list. This last week has been the most difficult. I think in many ways I built up this idea that come September my no buy was up and I could “go wild” so to speak. Being able to tell myself yes later has helped me manage any desires earlier in the month, but this…

[angerieque]

How to: fresh start.

Hi babes! Hope you're all having a great day. Now, I want to share with you tips that will help you FEEL that fresh start of the new year.

Digital cleanse. Cleanse your phone, delete unwanted pictures, screenshots, videos, documents, games, apps ESPECIALLY shopping apps. Why so? Well, let me tell you. You don't need your phone constantly buzzing with sales on stuff you already have or don't need. Those apps convince you that you need this and that when, in reality, you don't. You'll just end up wasting time and money.

Physical cleanse. You might be wondering what that is. For me, physical cleansing is simply taking a shower (could be a simple shower or an everything shower) and drinking green tea. Green tea helps with digestion, cleanses your stomach, and even boosts your brain health. You can drink whatever drink that is actually beneficial (ginger shots, lemon water, mint tea, etc).

Wardrobe. Declutter your wardrobe. You can donate some, resell some or even reuse (to clean, for example). Clothes are fabrics and fabrics are meant to have more than one use. Just get rid of clothes that you don't wear anymore or that don't fit you (size, style..)

Unsubscribe and unfollow. YouTube, tiktok, instagram.. just unfollow. You've grown out of phases, embrace that and unfollow people that resonate with the old you (who you love, but simply don't relate to anymore).

Rearrange. For me that's for my gallery, pinterest, and spotify. For my gallery, after I delete unwanted pictures, I create new folders for the ones I kept. For pinterest, I archive my old boards ('24 vision boards), create new ones, and update old vision boards. For spotify, I delete playlists I don't listen to anymore, unfollow artists and create new playlists.

Notion! I've been a notion user and lover for the past 5 years now and it's my planner, diary, journal and literally everything. Open a blank page and build it however you like, or choose a nice template and play around with it till satisfaction. Create a "reflection" section where you write about the past year and what you loved, hated, learned, etc.

Write down who you want to become. What is she doing, what does she love, what does she look like, what's her personality like, how she spends her day, what are her hobbies, what are her ambitions, etc. And may your visualization come true.

So, that's it for now! Love always, angel.

[bedlamsbard]

finally got around to doing something I have been meaning to do for a while and that is taking the fake leather tags off this sweater because they were pretty dire

bruh. why.

[cozidreamsreimagine]

Best Ways to Keep Your Life Organized and Stress-Free

In today’s fast-paced world, staying organized and stress-free can feel like an impossible task. But with the right strategies, tools, and mindset, you can transform chaos into calm and create a life that feels manageable and fulfilling. Whether you’re juggling work, family, or personal goals, these tips will help you stay on top of your game. Let’s dive into the best ways to keep your life organized and stress-free!

Why Organization Matters

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s talk about why organization is so important. Being organized isn’t just about having a tidy desk or a color-coded planner (although those are great). It’s about creating systems that make your life easier, saving time, reducing stress, and helping you focus on what truly matters.

When you’re organized:

- You’re less likely to forget important deadlines or appointments.

- You can prioritize tasks more effectively.

- You feel more in control of your life.

- You have more time for the things you love.

Now that we’ve established the “why,” let’s move on to the “how.”

1. Start with a Brain Dump

One of the best ways to clear your mind and get organized is to do a brain dump. Grab a notebook or open a blank document and write down everything that’s on your mind—tasks, ideas, worries, appointments, and goals. Don’t worry about organizing it yet; just get it all out.

Once you’ve emptied your brain, you can start categorizing and prioritizing the items on your list. This process not only helps you feel less overwhelmed but also gives you a clear starting point.

2. Use a Planner or Digital Calendar

Whether you prefer a physical planner or a digital calendar, having a system to track your schedule is essential. A good planner can help you:

- Keep track of appointments and deadlines.

- Plan your day, week, or month in advance.

- Set and track goals.

If you’re tech-savvy, apps like Google Calendar, Notion, or Trello can be game-changers. They allow you to set reminders, share schedules with others, and access your plans from anywhere.

3. Declutter Your Space

A cluttered space equals a cluttered mind. Take some time to declutter your home, workspace, or even your digital devices. Start small—maybe tackle one drawer or folder at a time.

Here are some quick decluttering tips:

- The 80/20 Rule: You probably use 20% of your belongings 80% of the time. Focus on keeping the essentials and letting go of the rest.

- One In, One Out: For every new item you bring in, get rid of one.

- Digital Declutter: Organize your files, delete unnecessary emails, and clean up your desktop.

4. Create Routines

Routines are the backbone of organization. They help you establish habits and reduce decision fatigue. Start by creating a morning and evening routine that works for you.

Morning Routine Ideas:

- Make your bed.

- Write a to-do list.

- Spend 5 minutes tidying up.

- Meditate or stretch.

Evening Routine Ideas:

- Review your day and plan for tomorrow.

- Prep meals or outfits for the next day.

- Unplug from screens at least 30 minutes before bed.

5. Prioritize Self-Care

It’s hard to stay organized and stress-free if you’re running on empty. Make self-care a priority by scheduling time for activities that recharge you. This could be anything from reading a book to taking a bubble bath to going for a walk.

Remember, self-care isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. When you take care of yourself, you’re better equipped to handle life’s challenges.

6. Learn to Say No

One of the biggest causes of stress is overcommitting. If you’re constantly saying ���yes” to everything, you’ll quickly find yourself overwhelmed. Practice setting boundaries and saying “no” to things that don’t align with your priorities.

7. Automate and Delegate

Why do everything yourself when you don’t have to? Look for ways to automate repetitive tasks or delegate them to others.

Examples of Automation:

- Use apps like Zapier to automate workflows.

- Set up automatic bill payments.

- Use grocery delivery or subscription services.

Examples of Delegation:

- Hire a virtual assistant for administrative tasks.

- Ask family members to help with chores.

- Outsource tasks like cleaning or lawn care.

8. Stay Flexible

Life is unpredictable, and no matter how organized you are, things won’t always go according to plan. The key is to stay flexible and adapt when necessary. If something doesn’t work, don’t be afraid to tweak your systems or try something new.

9. Celebrate Your Wins

Finally, don’t forget to celebrate your accomplishments—big and small. Whether it’s completing a major project or simply sticking to your routine for a week, take a moment to acknowledge your hard work.

FAQs

1. How do I stay motivated to stay organized?

Staying motivated starts with setting clear goals and reminding yourself of the benefits of being organized. Break tasks into smaller steps and reward yourself for completing them.

2. What’s the best way to handle procrastination?

Start with the easiest or most enjoyable task to build momentum. Use techniques like the Pomodoro method (working in short bursts) to stay focused.

3. How can I organize my digital life?

Use tools like cloud storage to keep files accessible, create folders for different categories, and regularly delete unnecessary files and apps.

4. What should I do if I feel overwhelmed?

Take a break, do a brain dump, and focus on one task at a time. Remember, it’s okay to ask for help or take things slow.

5. How often should I declutter?

Declutter as often as needed. Some people prefer a weekly tidy-up, while others do a big cleanout every few months.

Final Thoughts

Staying organized and stress-free is a journey, not a destination. It’s about finding what works for you and being consistent. With these tips, you’ll be well on your way to creating a life that feels balanced and fulfilling.

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Let’s connect! Follow me on Tumblr (@cozidreamsreimagine), TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest for more tips and inspiration!

[justposting1]

The Ultimate Year-End Reset: Things to Complete Before 2025

As the final days of 2024 draw near, there’s something magical about the idea of starting fresh. The new year holds promise, but stepping into 2025 with clarity, purpose, and energy means taking a moment to pause, reflect, and reset. If you want to make the most of these last weeks, here’s your ultimate guide to wrapping up the year right. 1. Reflect on the Year Gone By Take a moment to sit…

[junipers-wonderful-life]

[a-halo-for-you]

Phone Declutter and Reorganisation

Welcome to the New Year, this post is a little different from my usual and since we're all moving into a New Year why not take a look at de-cluttering our phones?

Clutter tends to take over our lives if we're not careful, whether it's in our cars, our bedrooms or our phones, it will creep up on us whether we realise it or not.

So do you have apps, photos, videos, files or contacts that can be removed? Do you have a mess of apps that take over your screen and leave you distracted when you're trying to get something done? Are there apps that lead you to procrastination or brainrot?

If yes, then this post is for you.

Now, I'm not saying to remove the fun or sentimentality from your phones - I'm personally all for the lived in vibes vs the minimalistic practices that are all the rage today. However, there are points made about clutter, procrastination and the general effect our digital identities have on us that I can't help but agree with.

So before your phone has anymore control over you, here's a checklist to sort through.

Checklist:

Delete unused apps

Declutter your social media, unfollow people, update social media profiles

Clean out your contacts and update your information on them

De-clutter your email, delete the junk, save attached files to your desktop, unsubscribe from emails.

Review, remove or replan old notifications

Reorganise calendar, delete old ones and add new events

Organise files in your gallery, delete or transfer photos/videos to a desktop

Delete unwanted or old notes

Clear cache and history

Sort apps into folders and update software

Change wallpapers and widgets

In the end, I hope this little list helps you to have more power over your own lives and schedules, I know how it feels to be swamped by everything and it genuinely helps when you have one less thing that feesl so suffocating to your day.

I'm planning on maybe doing an article on Brainrot at some point, but maybe once I created a routine for posting... I still have a lot of other posts to sort out.

Anyway, thank you for reading!~

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[catrinajournal]

Day 34 - Decluttering

I woke up around 7.15am. It was late, but I did my morning routine with ease. I did wake up tired, but I knew I have to appear as fresh as I could. Today I made a list of zones I have to declutter. Also, I placed an order for some organizers and a new hallway closet. Smaller than the one I already have. In my mind, if I do not have enough space to deposit things, then I won’t have too much…

[musiquesduciel]

Now that my exam is out of the way, the next plan on my bucket list is a deep-cleanse (declutter) of my closet but doing the entire room is a good idea while I'm at it. The agenda, in no particular order:

Vanity

Shelf

Desk

Closet

Bed Storage

Side-Desk

Bathroom

[joitotheworldstuff]

How to Move Forward This Spring: Letting Go of Toxicity and Embracing Growth

Spring is a season of renewal, making it the perfect time to release toxic situations, habits, or relationships that no longer serve you. Just as nature sheds the remnants of winter to make way for fresh blooms, you, too, can embrace a fresh start. Here are some effective ways to move forward this spring and create space for positivity and growth. Type your email… Subscribe 1. Identify What’s…

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Planning for Excellence

One of the things that I have learned during this past year was the idea of dividing my to-do list into three pillars. The guy who showed it to me had his three pillars which were wealth, health, and mindset. I  thought that I would use the same idea in which to organize my goals for the year. However, I decided to include mindset under the pillar of health, because, to me, mindset is mental…

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Refresh Your Beauty Stash: Kickstart 2025 with a Clean Slate

Refresh Your Beauty Stash: Kickstart 2025 with a Clean Slate The New Year is here, and there is no better time to refresh your beauty stash. As we step into 2025, let’s take a moment to clear out the old, make room for the new, and set the stage for a year of radiant, glowing confidence. A beauty stash refresh isn’t just about decluttering—it’s about creating a space that supports your goals,…

[shadowwingtronix]

A Quick Assessment Of 2024

A Clutter Reports Quick Assessment Of 2024

The fact that this is a short post and not a full article should already tell you…not very well. Of all the goals I had put down for 2024 I knew I wasn’t going to get them all done. I didn’t think there would be only one, and I didn’t think it was because I pushed myself to build a model kit. Yet, that’s what happened. Let’s do a quick runthrough of what progress I did make on my 2024…

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The Life of a Mobile Van Bakery: A Journey from Dough to Delicious

From Sunrise to Sunset: The Heartwarming Story of a Baker Bringing Fresh Delights to the Streets In the heart of a bustling town, where the streets hum with life, a small but mighty bakery on wheels has won the hearts of locals. This mobile van bakery isn’t just a source of fresh pastries; it’s a community gathering point, a slice of joy for everyone who stops by. Behind this charming setup is a…

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A Snake Some Wood and Me.

Musings on 2025 and my goals three. 2025 feels like it slithered in with a purpose. The Chinese zodiac’s Wood Snake energy is already whispering, “Shed, release, transform.” I picture it coiled patiently, giving me a long, judgmental look, as if to say, You’ve been carrying that old baggage for too long, darling. Let it go before it grows legs and starts haunting you. It’s not a threatening…

[ujusttry]

7 Small Changes in Life That Make A Big Difference

Small changes in life can create a ripple effect that transforms your entire well-being. Instead of making massive overhauls, tiny shifts in daily habits—like building a morning routine or practicing gratitude—can significantly enhance your productivity, happiness, and health. 7 Small Changes in Life That Make A Big Difference1. Start Your Day With a Morning RoutineBenefits of a Consistent…