You wish there was more time in the day.
You’re sick and tired of feeling sick and tired all the time.
You don’t feel pretty anymore.
And, if you step on the kids’ toys one more time, you’re going to scream.
You’re not alone. And, if you’d like to make changes, these are the top 7 resources that changed my life.
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7 Ways to Make Lasting Change In Your Life
For Your Home
1. The Clutter Challenge by Get Organized Already– I followed along with this challenge last year and was so impressed with Nonnahs’ super practical, judgement-free approach. And, I especially loved that she personally guides you through the process, room by room. It’s free, so please, take advantage of it. It’s never too late to get started.
2. GYPO (Get Your Pretty On) Style Challenges– I’ve been participating since the Summer 2017 challenge and haven’t missed one since. I finally have a wardrobe I love to wear. My outfits help me exude confidence, and I feel pretty. If you’re interested in a closet makeover, you can join the Winter 2019 challenge or catch the Annual Membership while it’s still available. It’s so worth it!
3. Creating Success at Home: Your Guide to a Decluttered Life – Yes, this is my book. But, I wrote it because of what happened in me and in my life once I decluttered, and I’m passionate about sharing the process because I want you to experience lasting life changes, too. It’s so worth it!
For Time Management
4. Power Sheets from the Cultivate What Matters Shop – I fell in love with the planner the moment it entered my life. Laura, the creator of Power Sheets, weaves a garden analogy throughout the pages of this planner to help you “cultivate what matters” and live with purpose. It’s a really effective tool, making it hands down one of my favorite planners.
5. Bullet Journaling – This is the method I use. I love it because it’s so easy to personalize. Grab your favorite notebook to get started.
For Your Health
6. The Real Food Reset – Spaces and rooms aren’t the only areas of our life with clutter. What we eat can clutter our bodies, slowing down our energy and motivation. Participating in this challenge broke my sugar habit and gave me the breakthrough I needed in my health journey. If you’re too tired to tackle the clutter, I hope you’ll at least take a look at The Real Food Reset. (It’s free!)
7. This last one isn’t an object. It’s a mindset. When you shift your beliefs and thought-patterns, lasting change is bound to happen.
I hope these resources help you as much as they’ve helped me.

Marissa Roberts says
Why thank you so much Mrs Hines for the lovely mention of Beautifully Organised!
I love your blog too 🙂
x Marissa
Mrs. Hines says
You are most welcome. I have to share a good resource when I find one. I really enjoyed your podcast series and have let me readers know where to find it.
Geralin @ Metropolitan Organizing says
What a wonderful treat to sit down, relax, start my blog reading and land on your page – and – see that you included me on your top ten list of organizing resources. Oh, that is so nice – thank you!
Helena Alkhas says
I totally agree that organizing must come first so you can actually clean and I love to know I’m not the only one who would organize for the cleaning ladies’ appointment! Thank you so much for including A Personal Organizer on your organizing resource list! I can’t wait for the decked up porches and will be pinning away! Cheers, Helena.
Get Organized Already says
I may be an amazing organizer, but my front porch is a sad, sad sight compared to this! I have 2 jack-o-lanterns and an old red wagon that is waiting for more colorful gourds. (better get hoping there, Nonnahs!)
I love seeing these photos. I’m happy to look at ALL of the porch pictures you wanna throw at me, Mrs. Hines!
Enjoy the season and thanks for your classy recommendation. !
Sincerely,
Nonnahs
Mrs. Hines says
My pleasure, Helena! Thank you for visiting Sharon E. Hines. Come back anytime.
Here is a link to the porch tour: https://www.sharonehines.com/2013/10/18/fall-porch/
Mrs. Hines says
If we lived closer, I’d come over and help you decorate your porch…although I’m sure it’s not as sad as all that. 🙂 Very happy to recommend you!
Mrs. Hines says
You are so welcome, Geralin. You, and your blog, exudes a “keep calm and carry on” essence that I think is so important considering the stressed out world in which we live. I want to send as many people your way as I can
Get Organized Already says
I have been wondering about bullet journaling. This video you mention is a good resource.
Here’s to slow change that lasts a little longer. yay!
-Nonnahs