December tends to be a busy month for most people. It’s alltoo-easy to feel drained and even burnt-out. Unfortunately, you may not have the luxury of time to relax with a good book or go to a yoga class. So, with that in mind, here are some proven ways to quickly unwind and boost your energy.
1. Take a short walk. Scientists say your body will often de-stress significantly after just a 12-minute stroll.
Ask people what kind of lifestyle changes they want to make in their lives and many will say they want to have more fun, spend more time with family, or play golf more often.
In fact, these types of lifestyle goals have become more and more popular on wish lists.
So, how exactly do you have more fun?
Leverage the Power of “Done” to Achieve Goals
During a marathon, organizers typically have signs set up along the route to indicate distances completed. For example, one might say, “You’ve just finished 4K!” They do that for two reasons: to let runners know where they are; and, to motivate them.
There are many storage options for your household items. For example, receipts and other paper records can be stored in a file box. Seasonal items, such as winter clothing, can be put in the basement. You can even rent a local storage unit to help with decluttering.
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If you have a home that is overdue for a renovation, you might be worried that it will be difficult to sell as a “fixer-upper”. In fact, you might delay listing your property for that reason.
The good news is, you don’t need to fix up everything in your home to prepare it for sale. You can be selective and choose only those projects that are most likely to help your home show well and sell quickly.
DIY-Friendly Bathroom Makeovers
Want to make your bathroom look fantastic without having to do a major renovation? There are a lot of projects you can do yourself. In fact, there are some improvements you can get done in less than a day that will transform the look and feel of your bathroom.
4 Steps to a Stress-Free Sale
One Hour Ideas for Boosting Curb Appeal
You've heard of the term "curb appeal". It refers to the initial impression buyers get when they first see your property from the street. If the impression is a good one, it sets the right tone for the rest of the home viewing.
