Life is about the journey, not the destination. I am sure some of you may have created new years resolutions to, “be more organized”, “lose 10 lbs” or “make more money”. We all set these goals in search of reaching them and attaining immense happiness! Once we get there, we tend to fall right back to where we started because we didn’t develop any habits along the way.

If you set an intention to get more organized, from there I recommend recognizing any habits that will help you become a more organized person. For example, you are sick of having your children’s toys all over the floor. You can buy a few bins for the children’s toys but if your family doesn’t create the habit to get the toys into the basket then you still have a messy toy situation.

Everyone is on their own journey. The littlest habit changes can go a long way. They add up slowly to help create long standing habits of the future! By doing this you will start to build bridges between the mountains and valleys a.k.a trial and error in your life.

*Tip: When creating new habits, it is important that you find a way to remind yourself of this habit in any way possible. Generally, a habit is formed after a few weeks. Once formed, no need for a reminder!