15 January
TTidy Tips

10 Essential Tips for Setting Up Your First Home Office

    Woman working from home with a small dog on her lap.
    Setting up your first home office can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be! With the right planning, you can create a space that’s both functional and enjoyable. To help you out, here are 10 tips for setting up your first home office. From choosing the right furniture to determining which technology you need, these tips will help you get your workspace up and running in no time.
    01 January
    TTidy Tips

    Simplicity Habits in the New Year

      As we enter the new year, many of us are looking for ways to make our lives easier, more peaceful, and less stressful. One of the best ways to achieve this is by developing and integrating a few simple habits for more intentional living into your daily routine.
      24 December 2022
      CCleaning

      Cleaning Hacks for Disabled People

        Young woman in a hijab, sitting in a wheelchair in her living room and tidying things up on the coffee table.
        Regular cleaning at home can present some hurdles for folks with disabilities, particularly for those with limited mobility or vision. Here are a few helpful cleaning hacks for disabled people specifically for making household chores a bit easier.
        15 December 2022
        TTidy Tips

        18 Tips to Save Time in 2023

          Woman dressed in business apparel running down the street while telephoning and looking at her watch.
          Never enough hours in the day? Who doesn’t know the feeling. Here are 18 smart tips to save time in 2023 and beyond—at home, and at work.
          29 November 2022
          MMinimalist Money

          Why Does Spending Money Feel Good?

            woman holding brightly coloured shopping bags in the air, tossing her head back with a huge smile on her face
            Shopping stimulates certain regions of the brain, providing positive feedback that gives you a short rush of something similar to happiness. In extreme cases, this can spur shopping addiction. Understanding the connection between your brain and your wallet can be a first step in curbing spending and being more intentional with your money.