Livsorganisation / Hanna Sigge

What's increasingly important to me is balance in life - my hobby has been home organization for many years - i.e. to make your home and related tasks as easy and quick as possible. Lately I'm more and more into minimalism. It's liberating to have less stuff.

The life and team coaching course I took a couple of years ago is very much related to that peace and harmony that's so elusive to many of us. The society we live in values long hours of work and consumerism, often at the expense of as you say meaningful pursuits and endeavors - including building relationships and spending time with people we love, doing things we love. I guess part of this journey has come from achieving many of the things you're "supposed to" - house, cars, career, posessions - and not feeling fulfilled. It's also growing older (and wiser, who knows?) and realizing that today is the most important day. Plans are great, but what is it that you really want?

In my coaching my clients decide what they want to talk about, I listen and my job is to hear what they really talk about, and direct them to probe those issues. It's a detective work at times, where the person often is not consciously aware of what they're really feeling. Bringing that up in the light often leads to revelations and insights for the person.

Coaching is not like therapy in that it is not trying to fix something that's broken - it's about bringing forth the true potential of the person and light that spark in their eyes. It's great to see that happen. It's often liberating also to realize that a lot of the thoughts and conceptions you have, are ok to let go of and they have no productive use in your life. Often they are remnants of old experiences that we need to let go of. We just need to be aware of them to be able to do so.

A session is often quite introspective but it's also refreshing to realize what you truly dream of, and to accept that those dreams are totally doable is exhilirating. That's when the magic happens. The last step is often to make a concrete plan, step by step, to achiving that new, true goal.

Japanskt koncept om att finna vad ditt kall i livet och vad som förverkligar dig.

Is this Japanese concept the secret to a long, happy, meaningful life? Finding your everyday reason for living, or ikigai, could lead to a longer and better life.

Det här var boken som startade allt för mig - "Huset som rengör sig självt" har som premiss att organisera ditt hem runt dina och din familjs vanor istället för tvärtom. De smarta tips på hemorganisation som finns häri gör det lättare för alla att hålla ordning!

The House That Cleans Itself: Creative Solutions for a Clean and Orderly House in Less Time Than You Can Imagine The House That Cleans Itself is a true housekeeping guide for the housekeeping-impaired! It boldly takes on the reasons behind chronic messiness and why ordinary home-organization books won't work. Using the methods of "horizontal thinking," this book teaches readers how to set up a home so effic...

Rensa din garderob, behåll bara sånt som du känner dig fantastisk i! 70 % ska vara "kött och potatis", resten är s*s och strössel... Köp sedan bara god kvlitet, som passar din livsstil och vädret där du bor. Kolla vad du faktiskt använder av det du har - sånt som ständigt ligger i tvättkorgen är det du behöver mer av! Skapa en "uniform" av välsittande baskläder och hotta upp dessa med assesoarer för din personliga stil.

How to Stop Buying Clothes You Never Wear This post is from GRS staff writer April Dykman. A couple of years ago, I had a Great Closet Clean-Out. My clothing racks and drawers were overf...Read more.

"Omit needless things" - utelämna onödiga saker - vare sig det är prylar, åtaganden, eller skräpmat.

The Minimalist Principle: Omit Needless Things : zen habits While minimalist aesthetics and products and the minimalist lifestyle appeals to a lot of people, they find it easier to like it than to live it.

Smart idé att spara torkutrymme!

I hang my shirts like this to save room. A life hack i learned from watching Tokyo Drift. •... Found on reddit, the front page of the internet. 365 points and 33 comments so far

Beklagade mig för min 12-åring hur man får allt att gå ihop när man har för mycket att göra! Hans svar:
"Du kan ju säga nej till saker, till exempel om chefen vill att du ska göra något kan du säga 'jag hinner inte idag, kan jag göra det till torsdag?'. Sen kan du väl fråga andra om de kan hjälpa dig, till exempel kan ju jag gå och handla.

En född organisatör...! Han prickade in två av livspusslets tre viktigaste regler: delegera och säg nej. Den första kom han på när jag frågade lite mer: prioritera. Varför tog det mig 38 år att komma på dem...?

En snygg låda samlar tidningar, glasögon och pennor på bordet bredvid bästa soffhörnet.

Satte in alla våra DVD:s i en stor CD-pärm och slängde fodralen! Lättare för barnen att hitta sina filmer och tar mycket mindre plats.

Några bilder med enkla tips som gör vardagen smidigare - så här har vi gjort hemma hos oss.