Office

It is easy to get distracted when working at home, I share my top productivity tips for working at home to help you create balance between family and work and more.

Do you work from home and want to set up your own work space? Here are 5 tips on how to create an organised home office.

Tips on how to digitally declutter your phone. If your phone is causing you stress, and is full of unused apps, too many messages, emails and notifications, you can banish the digital clutter for a calmer and less busy home screen on your phone.

Organise your desk drawer so it’s no longer a junk drawer stuffed full of old papers and broken stationery. Containers are a great way to keep similar items together and easily findable!

Clever community ideas for how to easily manage, organise and back-up your digital photos without spending too much time or money on doing so.

My recent workspace makeover, and the five simple things I added to create an inspiring and productive space which I’m now enjoying spending time in.

Work from home in an uplifting, inspirational and motivating home office space, with these fun and fresh home office ideas to inspire you.

Be inspired to create a study nook for your child, and encourage them to complete their homework in a calm space conducive to concentration and learning.

Growing or starting your dream blog? This Blog Planner will help you find your purpose, set goals, get organised, get strategic, AND increase your productivity! 

Imagine taking that overseas family holiday at the end of the year that you’ve always wanted to take your family on. Don’t dream about it, make it happen!!! This 2019 Budget Organiser is the perfect way to achieve your financial goals this year.

Discover a great little accessory that will keep digital photos safe, back up your iPhone, social media images and more.

The Organised Housewife blog began 8 years ago in my home office as something to do while the kids were at school. Fast forward to now and we have some awesome news – and exciting things to come!

Before the next season starts, give your finances a spring clean. Take the time to understand your short and long term goals, which is essential to live a comfortable financial future.