Surround yourself with things you love and discard
the rest.
Saturday quote
Saturday quote
In the kitchen and in life, clean up as you go.
How to cope during a new lockdown (Part 1)
Flatten the curve with a new lockdown
During lockdown, a friend spoke out what so many of us are feeling: “I can’t cook another meal.” She felt downgraded to being the cleaner of her family. Going into a new lockdown, she’s desperately trying to stay cool and not freak out. Does that sound familiar?
We’ve asked our community and are super happy to share their best tips for you (part 1):
Saturday quote
Do something today that your future self will be thankful for.
Look after yourself
Self-care is a must
How are you doing? Are you okay? Do you look after yourself? We so often ask these questions and yet, do we really listen to the other person? Probably not!
Even in a year that should have put empathy at the top of our social skills, it doesn’t seem like it. We hear some horrible stories between manager and team members. It’s heart breaking.
We need to do more to look after ourselves and practice self-care!
Saturday quote
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” Mahatma Gandhi
Saturday quote
“If you have clutter, you’re richer than you think!” Donna Smallin
Why save it for the afterlife
What the Ancient Egyptians have with us in common
Did you know that the Ancient Egyptians believed in afterlife being perfect? My business friend Mrs F explained to me that they’d keep things in multiples. During their life, they’d use one piece over an over. It becomes used up, loses its shine and potentially also its purpose. Instead of using one of the other ones, no, they kept on using this old piece. The bright, shiny and new one was reserved for their afterlife. Sounds familiar?
Saturday quote
“In the never-ending battlebetween order and chaos, clutter sides with chaos every time. Anything that you possess that does not add to your life or your happiness eventually becomes a burden.” John Robbins