Frazzled No More

Essentially, the rules governing how to run an efficient Mishkan can teach us how to live efficiently, as well. Make a simple system for the jobs that are done every day in your personal Mishkan, also known as your home.

As a bazillion things cry out for our attention each day, it’s good to stay focused on what gets priority. And what better place to start than your inbox?

With the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, approaching, it’s a great time to take a mental inventory of your life. What’s going on, what’s not going on, and how can next year be better than the year before?

Outer calm reflects inner tranquility. Stay ahead of the clutter curve with these five simple steps.

Day-to-day life does require a sizeable amount of decisions to be made. And understandably, there is a fair amount of stress attached to these decisions. Follow these tips to minimize decision-making anxiety.

You see that pile of unopened mail on the counter? Is it getting higher each day? Are new piles sprouting up all over the place?

Anyone else out there have a “to-do” list longer than the circumference of their home?

Just because you haven’t got your own butler doesn’t mean you don’t have anyone to delegate to.

Productivity isn’t just about a global initiative to be doing more; it’s about doing more of the things that bring us closer to our goals and reveal our true authentic self.

What do you do when you have no time to get things done?

One of the many challenges of healthy modeling is staying one step ahead of the children. The good news is, you can teach time and space management to your children as you master them yourself.

There is always too much to do, and not enough time or energy to do it.

It takes a tremendous amount of courage and effort to be really in touch with our own character defects and to humbly work on them.

It’s hard to live a streamlined lifestyle with a constant flow of new “stuff.” Try these tips for curbing unnecessary purchases.

However you choose to express yourself, your world needs your creative response.

Mentally take inventory every few weeks, so that your hard work yields its ROI (return on investment), or keep a list of frozen items on your refrigerator door.