organization

It’s safe to say we’re all entering 2021 with high hopes and what better way to harness what you want than with a calendar or planner that really speaks to you.

I struggle with getting myself organized for tax time. Rather than dealing with receipts and calculations throughout the year, I just put it off until April 15th is near. Then it's a stressful scramble that my accountant does not appreciate.

I got a bit of a shock at the library earlier.  I owed $6 in fines.  Somehow the loan period came and went quickly before I even thought to check the due date.  Oops!  I’d like to say I learned a lesson and won’t make that mistake again, but I’m not really sure...

I’ve shared in previous blogs my dread of the annual April deadline for filing taxes.  I struggle with compiling my documents and organizing and totaling my receipts.  Year after year it becomes a weight on my back that I resent carrying around...

I spent part of my vacation pondering the year ahead.  What do I want it to look like?  What positive changes can I make?  Have you asked yourself those questions as well?  The answers usually help us make New Years Resolutions so here, in writing, is one of mine.  I’m going try to be more organized, more often.