Recovery Enthusiast/ Recovery for Women

T oday , your mobile phone can do many things for you, including enhancing your productivity! Whether you use an Android or iPhone, you can download many third-party applications that help you get more out of your day.   Consider these apps to help you avoid time wasters and get more done:   1.      Evernote: Evernote allows you to take and organize notes. Not only can you access your notes from your phone, but with an Evernote account, you can use them from anywhere with an internet connection. The app itself is free and offers 40 MB of storage space, but you can upgrade to 500 MB of space for $5/month. 2.      ReQall: This is another to-do list app with both free and premium versions. For scheduling convenience, it syncs with your Google and Outlook calendars, and allows you to keep text and voice memos and reminders in a synced account. Also, you have the option to automatically convert your voice memos into text notes. ...

Decluttering and organizing your home can quickly feel overwhelming and frustrating. If you're afraid to get started because it seems like so much work, try doing fewer tasks at a time. When you take small steps to declutter and organize your home, you can conquer the task much more easily.   Divide Things Up   Tackle only one room at a time. This will make your task appear much less daunting. Avoid moving on to the next room until you've completed the last one.   Try these tips for organizing and decluttering your home in small steps:   Choose your starting point. Select a room that you can tackle in a day, rather than the most challenging one in the house. Once you've chosen your room, start early, so you have as many daylight hours as possible to work on your cleaning and decluttering. Basic sort. Go through everything in your starting room and sort out items you no longer want. Everything that you touch in ...