In 2011 USA Today asked
people “Which best fits your holiday emotional state?” Not surprisingly, 27% of
the respondents reported they feel stressed during the holiday. There are many
sources of stress during the holidays. Undoubtedly some of the stress comes
from the sheer volume of things to do during a relatively short period of
time. The house has to be gotten
ready; the menus have to be written, shopped for and prepared; the social
calendar managed; and the gifts gotten and wrapped – just to name a few of the
extra concerns that come with the season.
Managing the holiday load will help you manage the stress, and you can
do it in five steps.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Saturday, November 09, 2013
Five Steps To End Crowded Closets – Steps Four and Five
Your wardrobe and
accessories have been purged so that what remains projects your personal style
and brand beautifully. You’ve compared your closet space to the volume of your
wardrobe and picked up some tools to maximize the use of available space. Now
it’s time to place items in your closet and discuss maintaining the order in
your closet.
Friday, November 01, 2013
Five Steps To End Crowded Closets – Steps Two and Three
In step one the clothes that
fit you, flatter you and convey your personal message were identified as the
ones to keep. Charities, online selling and consignment shops are happy to take
the clothes that do not compliment you. Now that you have distilled your
wardrobe to a fashion concentrate, it’s time to analyze your space and storage
needs and get the appropriate tools to increase the efficiency of space usage.
Labels:
1380 The Woman,
closet,
hangers,
hooks,
organizing,
scarves,
shelves,
shoes
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