Since I have started relying more and more and on my iPhone and iPad to track tasks, I now use a free (gotta love that word!) task manager called Astrid. What I really like about Astrid is that I can talk to it (her?) and it writes stuff down for me! And it has Reminders integration too!

Since I’m always looking for ways to be organized, particularly on the go, this article from Lifehacker was really interesting! It’s especially helpful for people who cart around electronics, though the principles could apply to anything you carry around.

It’s really a bummer that I don’t like to exercise.

I don’t like to sweat. I don’t like to get my blood pumping. Gee, if I could pay someone to exercise for me, I would!

But now, there is hope.

I used to be a regular procrastinator.

I started pulling all-nighters in eight grade and it became a regular occurrence through my college years. In college, I met a person who said he had never pulled an all nighter. I was totally amazed, as I had never met anyone like that before. What was his secret?

If you are a regular Moleskine notebook user, like I am, you might have found it frustrating that when it’s time to jot down something, there’s no pen available!

That’s why when I found the Quiver pen holder, I was thrilled!

If you are a parent of young children (or not-so-young children), you know how hard it is to get your kids to do your chores.

Now there is a free online chore chart that motivates kids to do their chores!

My daughter ran into this website tonight and sent me an invite. It’s a free website for managing tasks and collaborating on tasks with other people.

I ran across this video that explains an organizational product but also gives great tips for organizing!

Doing an event with a winter theme? See Churcheventipedia for pictures and ideas on how to turn your facility into an Arctic zone.