Tags |
|
|
Links |
|
|
Added for You - Create a Feel Good Home and Keep Your Life On Track
We are living in an age where two things are king - information and money.An active pursuit of knowledge in your chosen field will ultimately lead to you being paid more. Put simply, the more expert you become the more highly sought will be your expertise. So, increased knowledge can lead to more money.Let's talk about money just for a moment. Are there lines that you will not cross in your pursuit of it?Throughout history millions of mis-guided people
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better tha
Even though surgeons use the word 'practice' to describe their business, you don't want a surgeon practicing on your face. It's important to choose a surgeon that not only has experience, but has the right kind of experience for your cosmetic procedure.Check qualificationsMany cosmetic surgeons advertise that they are 'board-certified’. You may be surprised to know there are 24 different boards that fall under the parent organization of the American Board of M
What does your home say about the life you are creating? Take a look around. Does it feel unclear, without direction and a little drab? Is it stuck in the past? Or, is it fresh, inviting and purposeful? Does everything have a place? Are there well appointed places to relax, entertain, take action and connect?
Your house, given the chance, has the power to lift you up. It can also serve as a powerful anchor; a visual reminder of the life you want and are creating.
Think of your home as a big energy field. Like all things, everything in your home vibrates energy. Some of this energy will feel good to you and some of it will feel bad. For example: clutter. How does it make you feel when you see a room full of clutter? Zapped, right? Clutter drains energy for lots of reasons; it represents an unfinished job, old stuff and the past. It reflects indecision and holding on.
On the other hand, how does a clean, uncluttered room feel? Ahhh... fresh, open, alive. An uncluttered room feels purposeful. It also represents "space". And in that space new has a place to enter.
The key to creating a "feel good home" is to remove what feels bad and add what feels good.
The following tips will get you started.
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better tha
I am writing this article as a sort of primer because some of my friends and colleagues are interested in trying online marketing. Because of the flood of info all over the internet i thought I would give some advise peppered with warnings. I myself started a internet marketing a little over a year ago, and hence friends look to me for a some advice on how to get going.I’m not a professional writer or marketing guru, just a damn good Financial advisor trying other wa
Your house, given the chance, has the power to lift you up. It can also serve as a powerful anchor; a visual reminder of the life you want and are creating.
Think of your home as a big energy field. Like all things, everything in your home vibrates energy. Some of this energy will feel good to you and some of it will feel bad. For example: clutter. How does it make you feel when you see a room full of clutter? Zapped, right? Clutter drains energy for lots of reasons; it represents an unfinished job, old stuff and the past. It reflects indecision and holding on.
On the other hand, how does a clean, uncluttered room feel? Ahhh... fresh, open, alive. An uncluttered room feels purposeful. It also represents "space". And in that space new has a place to enter.
The key to creating a "feel good home" is to remove what feels bad and add what feels good.
The following tips will get you started.
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better tha
There are some things that you should know about WaveRunners and Jet Skis, especially if you are looking to buy. Since WaveRunners were introduced in 1987, the market has boomed with all types of models offering a great range of options. This wide range of models has also made selecting the best one for your needs a bit more difficult. By considering what you need and what each company has to offer, you can get the best watercraft for your money.The first and most
On the other hand, how does a clean, uncluttered room feel? Ahhh... fresh, open, alive. An uncluttered room feels purposeful. It also represents "space". And in that space new has a place to enter.
The key to creating a "feel good home" is to remove what feels bad and add what feels good.
The following tips will get you started.
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better tha
Connect with Your GodDo you at times, feel fearful, depressed, angry, insecure or immobilized with life work challenges? Firstly, realize you are not alone. This bubbling brew of emotions is called being human. Ever-growing numbers of people are being forced into career change, long for a career change or are facing a myriad of life challenges – all exacerbated by our fast-paced world.However, our journey is about more than work transitions or what our
On the other hand, how does a clean, uncluttered room feel? Ahhh... fresh, open, alive. An uncluttered room feels purposeful. It also represents "space". And in that space new has a place to enter.
The key to creating a "feel good home" is to remove what feels bad and add what feels good.
The following tips will get you started.
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better tha
Last week I attended the annual conference of the North American Simulation and Gaming Association. I have served on the NASAGA Board for the past six years. During that time I have served as the Chair twice and our company also has pro¬duced the annual conference.Never have I learned as much about myself at one of these conferences as I did last week. One of the things that became so clear to me last week—by the people, surroundings, and events of the conference—was
1. Simplify
Clear the clutter. Remove the old, broken and out of date. An easy rule of thumb to follow is to get rid of anything you haven't used in the last six months. Attack each room and divide the things in it into three categories; keep, donate and trash. Simplify your home every six months.
2. Refresh
Nothing feels better than a fresh coat of paint on lifeless, dingy walls. Paint, clean your carpets. Heck, CLEAN! Open the windows. Shake out the rugs. Replace the furnace and air filters. Have your vents cleaned.
3. Go Natural
Let some fresh air in. Buy fresh flowers. Get a few house plants. Surround yourself with the colors of nature; green, sand, ocean blue. If you can afford it, replace flooring with natural wood or stone. Get a water fountain for the corner of a room.
4. Go Light
Open the blinds or drapes. Paint the walls in lighter shades. Cover the windows in sheers to let in diffused, yet natural light.
5. Add Inspiration
Add inspiring works of art. It doesn't need to cost a lot. Go to your local museum store and buy postcards and have them matted and framed. Check out local galleries for pieces made my local artists. Decorate an area in your house with reminders of the life you are creating. (Remember, for every new piece you bring in, get rid of something old!)
A final word: sometimes we don't give ourselves permission to have the kind of home we really want. We hold back and come up with excuses why we shouldn't spend the money or time. If that's the case, how do your feelings about your home mirror the feelings you have about other areas of your life?
If you feel like you don't deserve the home of your dreams, could it be at a deep level you feel like you don't dese
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
<a href="http://www.added4u.com/article/358009/added4u-Create-a-Feel-Good-Home-and-Keep-Your-Life-On-Track.html">Create a Feel Good Home and Keep Your Life On Track</a>
BB link (for phorums):
[url=http://www.added4u.com/article/358009/added4u-Create-a-Feel-Good-Home-and-Keep-Your-Life-On-Track.html]Create a Feel Good Home and Keep Your Life On Track[/url]
Related Articles:
188 Stage Hero's Journey (Monomyth) - Screenwriting Tipsheet
The PSP Report Card - One Year Later
Meditate for Health and Happiness
Bookmark it:
|