Minimalism Archives - The Darling Bakers. The Darling Bakers One family's pursuit of balanced, intentional living. 5 Steps Toward Minimalism February 28, 2014 by Kirsten McCormick This post was written by Kirsten McCormick of Cheerfully Imperfect. Read more about her thoughts on minimalism here. About Kirsten in her own words: Somewhere along my journey I realized that contrary to my natural inclination, burning the candle at both ends and packing my schedule full did not lead to contentment. The more I […] Filed Under: Green Cleaning Tagged With: clutter, decluttering, minimalism, organization My Gradual Conversion to Minimalism February 25, 2014 by Kelley Let Me Begin By Saying, I Love My Stuff I have never considered myself to be a minimalist, or even interested in the idea of minimalism really.
Filed Under: Green Cleaning, Life Tagged With: mental health, minimalism Hello Friends! Hi! Google+ Recent Posts Categories Subscribe to our Newsletter Return to top of page Copyright © 2014 · Prose Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in. Straighten Up In Spurts | 13 Tips to Conquer the Clutter. 10 Surprising Habits That Will Help You Transform Your Life Beyond All Recognition. Some people make life seem effortless and simple. They achieve amazing goals with no struggle, breeze through the hardest days without breaking a sweat, and seem to feel happy in even the toughest of circumstances. These people aren’t different from you. In fact, they face the exact same feelings and anxieties. However, what separates the successful and the unsuccessful isn’t genetic material or ability, but their mindset, their goals, and – most importantly – their habits.
These 10 habits of the rich, successful, and healthy might surprise you due to their simplicity. However, they’re the key to transforming your life and making yourself a more productive, focused, and fulfilled person. 1. Jerry Seinfeld is one of the world’s most celebrated comedians. Seinfeld’s success didn’t come out of thin air. Every day, he would write something. After a few days, a chain of crosses started to emerge on the calendar. 2. There’s more to productivity and success than just setting goals. 3. 4. 5. 10 Surprising Habits That Will Help You Transform Your Life Beyond All Recognition. Brain-Compatible Study Strategies. Driving my 15-year-old daughter home from cross country, I asked her where she learned to study.
She replied, "Mom, I have never been taught how to study, we just do it because teachers have way too much to teach! They assume we know, and Cornell Notes are their idea of teaching us how to study! " I thought about this conversation and began to create a template that can hopefully assist students to organize, plan and create capacity in their working memories to learn content for the long term.
Below is a brief, simply-stated template on study skills for fifth grade students preparing for a math assessment. The brain's executive functions must be addressed even though our curriculum is full to overflowing, our days and hours are shortened instructionally, and we cannot afford not to integrate these mindful, researched strategies that invite the working memory and prefrontal cortex to engage in the learning process. Strategies You Need An Analogy for Fifth Graders Gearing up for a test. Mentally Strong People: The 13 Things They Avoid.
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