#oragnisation

Not so long ago I got an ask about what do I use to help me stay organised and keep my bullet journal pretty. Since I kind of half-assed the answer back then, I’m making a whole post now:

Journal/notebook/planner -This is probably everyone’s number one. YOu can get a blank notebook or already done planner. I personally use dotted notebooks but anything else is just as functional

Pen that you like to write with -This one is so obvious it hurts to write down

File/binder -Have a plastic file or a binder for important documents and reciepts. Binder can be divided into sections and can last you years

Reminders and alarms -Technology is handy so use it! Set alarms for important things in your phone

Pinning board -I have my schedule and notes right in front of my face

Post it notes -Take the whole bunch of them and put them in your journal so you always have them on hand. Smaller ones can be used as book-marks for your journal

Highlighters -I use the mild ones but to be honest for anything important like notes I prefer normal ones. You want important shit to be bright

Tape -Not only can you tape stuff into your journal but I also like to use colourful tape as bookmarks!

Ruler -This is mostly for the aesthetic part. Especially if you don’t have dotted/checked paper, ruler will come in handy

A little side by side of my old and re-done kitchen.

Create An Exceptional Customer Journey With Your Website

The whole journey of a customer from putting on their first order to becoming a loyal client, when he/she associates and interacts with your business is termed as customer experience or abbreviated as CX.

 Customers who are positively influenced by a business are likely to anticipate more creation from the business and remain loyal to its services. This is why customer experience is a vital part of Customer Relationship Management (CRM). As claimed by a global CX study, Oracle,

 more than 75% of senior officers believe that a customer is likely to stick to a brand or company when the communication between the brand and the customer is positive.

Cet après-midi, je devais organiser ET animé l'anniversaire d'un enfant au McDo, seulement tout ne s'est pas passé comme ça.

Après avoir accueilli tous les bambins, la maman du petit a décrété qu'ils allaient faire un “concours de dessins” pour le petit et m'a dit qu'elle me rappellerait plus tard si elle avait besoin de moi..

Du coup, je l'ai laissée sortir ses crayons, ses feuilles blanches et faire tout le reste. J'ai eu l'occasion de leur faire faire un seul et unique jeu avant qu'elle ne reprenne en main le restant de l'anniversaire.

Du coup, j'ai simplement servi à préparer le goûter et les regarder.. Super ! À la fin, au moment de régler ce qu'il rester sur la note, je précise à la maman que normalement ce n'est pas comme cela que ça se passe mais que NOUS faisons l'animation. Elle me raconte alors que l'année passée elle a voulu le fêter chez Casino mais que là-bas ils n'avaient rien fait ni rien préparé et que par conséquent elle pensait que cela se déroulerait de la même manière qu'aujourd'hui.

Etre organisée pour s’organiser!

Aujourd’hui, j’ai décidé que 2016 serait une année organisée.

J’adore l’organisation mais aussi la procrastination … Alors même si tout est souvent en bazar dans ma tête, cela n’est pas très positif pour mon rythme de vie.

Afin de remédier à cela, j’ai fait appel à mon ami internet, lequel m’a dirigé vers de nombreux blog et compte instagram très inspirants. Après avoir mis un nombre incalculable…

Look at the beautiful flat panel setup up above. It's impressive not only for what the setup includes (a genuine Norwegian 50's credenza and HDTV flat panel), but also because of what's not visible: cords, cables and other home entertainment components! Wife and husband blogging duo Moriya and Steve of The Harpster Home enjoy a home entertainment setup most of us dream of...one without the eyesore of dangling cables. Here's how they did it...

After doing a bit of wall surgery, Steve installed a pair of Carlon 1-Gang Low-Voltage Old-Work Brackets and cover pieces on top to route all necessary A/V and power cables through the wall (note: it's highly recommended you do not run power cables through walls without the expert aid of a professional installer for safety), then hung up their display at just the right height (Steve is a mechanical engineer with what his wife calls a "knack for details"...and it shows!).

Moriya was initially horrified Steve drilled a hole in the back of their pristine and genuine 1950's credenza to route all their home entertainment tech cables for connectivity from the inside of the cabinet space to their display, but upon seeing the results had to admit the results were worth the minor alteration. And I'd totally agree...it's a beautiful example of keeping tech out of view with a little effort and planning.

Here's a similar project video showing the process.