Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.

Join me for a FREE webinar with Ariane Benefit as we discuss perfectionism and how surviving breast cancer inspired me to conquer my own perfectionism.

Motherhood is a huge responsibility. But sometimes we mom’s are guilty of putting enormous amounts of pressure on ourselves

My new friends at Buttoned Up are hosting a fabulous book giveaway this week.

Organizing is a process. You’re going to have to change things as life changes, but sometimes the old habits can be molded for good, rather than for evil.

Time Monsters. We all have them. They are those annoying little things that seem to steal away minutes, even hours, from our days and weeks.

But by being more aware of the way that you feel in your home and how the items you are surrounded by make you feel, you can overpower the overwhelming feelings that often accompany excess clutter and too much to do.

Getting organized can be both exciting and overwhelming. Keeping yourself motivated is crucial if you want to see your project through to completion.

Although perfectionists often come across to others as overly confident and even cocky, many actually suffer from low self-esteem. They have the admiration and awe of those around them for all of the perfect things they regularly do. Still, a true perfectionist is never satisfied with her own performance or abilities. Laura’s story is one real-life example of the connection between perfectionism and low self-esteem.

How long is your to-do list? Three-, five-, ten-items long? If you’re like most women, it’s never-ending. No sooner do you cross off one item and three more things get added. Why do we take on so much? Why does it never end? One reason I’ve come across, both in my own life and in the lives of many of my clients, is perfectionism.