Think in systems to organize your home and life
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Family Management, Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Office Organization, Organizing Products & Reviews, Paper Management
When I worked in the corporate world as a business analyst it wasn’t a stretch for me to think in systems. In an office environment processes and procedures are established to create order and and establish habits. Often office systems are documented in a Procedure Manual for all to follow. We are also accustomed to having the supplies needed in our work space in order for us to perform our job and to follow the company’s systems.
Originally posted 2008-10-24 21:27:45. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
John Rosemond is my Hero!
Filed under: Home Organization, Household Chores & Cleaning, Organize My Kids
When I began writing my book, Mom, Can I Help Around the House? I consulted the expertise of many highly regarded child development experts. One of my favorites is John Rosemond. When my oldest was about 3 years old (she’s now 14), I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to attend a presentation of his at my church and found his traditional philosophies about raising children to be identical to my own. I have read several of his books as well. This week I happened upon an article by John Rosemond that I had to include on my blog. His no-nonsense approach just tells it like it is, and I believe today’s parents need reminders like this to bring them back to reality of what our role is of a parent. This is what my book and chore system is all about, but I could never say it as eloquently as John Rosemond has in the following article. Read more
Originally posted 2008-12-13 19:28:33. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
