Getting Back to a Routine – Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival
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When a new school year starts, many of us consider it a new year for our businesses as well. As we transition from a more relaxed schedule to a regular routine, we tend to focus on the goals we set at the start of the year, while we still have time to achieve them.
To help others get back into the swing of things, I invited my readers to share their blog posts on the subject of Getting Back to a Routine for this month’s Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival.
This edition of the Blog Carnival is sponsored by Julie Stobbe of Mind over Clutter. Be sure to check out her latest project, Mind over Clutter Courses, and read how it came to be in my recent post, Can an E-learning or Membership Site help you grow your business?
As you read the posts listed below, please connect with the bloggers on social media, leave comments, and share your favorite posts with your own network. Please use the hashtag #POBC in your social media posts.
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Thanks to everyone who contributed, and special thanks to Mind over Clutter Courses for sponsoring.
I’m now accepting submissions for the next Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival, when our topic will be Kitchen Organizing. Posts must be submitted by 12:00 midnight EDT on Tuesday, October 19th to be included.
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I love this topic. People can always use tips on creating routines. I’m planning on sharing them all on social media. Thanks for sharing my post as well.
I think you’re the only one who specifically blogged about evening routines. It’s great to mix things up a bit!
Thanks for including me in this terrific roundup. I’m having fun already popping around and seeing what people recommend. I think a lot of us talk about similar concepts, which I find affirming. If we all believe in routines, they must work!
I suspect someone who was anti-routine wouldn’t contribute to this Blog Carnival, but you never know – a little controversy could stir things up a bit!
I love all the different ways all of us approached the topic. What a great collection! Thank you for including me.
Happy to have you here, as always, Julie!
Change of seasons often means a change of routines. What a well-timed post. Many thanks for including me.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience, Linda.