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Should you practice scruffy hospitality?
When our to do lists are a bottomless tangle our countertops have gone missing, and our desks and floors are covered with signs of indecision and lack of time, it’s easy to feel like we have lost control. This year I’ve personally adopted the motto of “make the most of what you have, with where you are.”
The challenge of too much space
Ever frustrated with your lack of space? DaVinci has something to say to make you feel better about it (and yourself):
“Small dwellings discipline the mind, large ones weaken it.”
- Leonardo da Vinci
What I’ve been organizing lately - the classic mail-opening session
While some days we clear vast expanses of floor or desk space, or let our creative juices flow in creating fabulous new systems, other days I simply help my clients open their mail. This may precede creating smart paper flow systems, happen immediately after, or years into our relationship
How I used Evernote this week to keep digital design inspiration
My relationship with my Texture app is still going strong. It’s how I read any and every magazine my heart desires on my iPad. One of my favorite rituals is reading design magazines for about 20 minutes before I go to bed.
My Husband, Nic, the Chinese Medicine Practitioner
Meet my new husband, Nicholas Buscemi! Nic is a rare healer, standing out in the crowded DC alternative healing scene. Why? He attended the Natural University of Natural Medicine in Portand, OR for 5 years.
My Sister, Tori, the Wellness Center Owner
Wellness runs in the family. I met Nic online, not knowing he was also an acupuncturist, like my sister. Since opening the first Still Point wellness center in Takoma Park 10 years ago, it has become the gold standard to which I (and many others) compare any other wellness center experience.