Julie Morgenstern

@JulieMorgenstrn

Organizing and Time Management expert, New York Times best-selling Author, Consultant, and Speaker. New book TIME TO PARENT.

New York
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Joined March 2009
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    Jul 30

    Early-quarantine offered us a chance to spend quality time with our kids. Now, we still want meaningful interactions with our kids, but how do we restore the quality of our connections when we are feeling so burnt out?

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  2. 15 hours ago

    Being in “the moment” means that you are marveling at the newness and presentation before you. You are reacting, not anticipating or worrying about everything.

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  3. 18 hours ago

    Babytalk: Organized through this Pandemic

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  4. 21 hours ago

    Give yourself credit for what you have been able to do instead of dwelling on what you haven’t achieved.

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  5. 24 hours ago

    How to Manage a Remote Team

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  6. Jul 31

    Recharging on the weekend will give you the energy, accuracy, perspective and patience that are needed during your busy work week.

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  7. Jul 30

    Train yourself to set challenging, yet realistic, expectations, when you meet them, take time to reward yourself, enjoying your wins along the way.

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  8. Jul 30

    How to keep your kids entertained at home if you’re self-isolating or self-distancing

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  9. Jul 30

    Completing tasks in your spare time or when you are in the mood is unlikely. Schedule tasks into your planner on the specific day you intend to do them for a clear visual picture of how realistic your plans are.

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  10. Jul 30

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  11. Jul 30

    When Life Throws You Curveballs

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  12. Jul 30

    Add something fun to your schedule. This will keep you energized and your productivity will increase.

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  13. Jul 29

    Connect with the things that make you, you—your unique character, experience, strengths, resourcefulness, intelligence, and contribution.

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  14. Jul 29

    Post-pandemic Mindset: Getting Your Life Back on Track

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  15. Jul 29

    You can get so much more done, and in less time, when you mono-task.

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  16. Jul 29

    Working Well With Others (When You’re Working From Home)

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  17. Jul 29

    You don’t have to accomplish all your goals at once. Try spacing them out over time. Focus on achieving one this month, another next month.

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  18. Jul 28

    Use a highlighter to color code your appointments and to-dos for a quick visual picture of the balance you are maintaining. (Pink for family, blue for self, green for work).

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  19. Jul 28

    4 ways to be productive and avoid distractions when working from home

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  20. Jul 28

    Sleep is a fundamental component of our lives & unfortunately, the last few months have thrown many of us off our sleep game. How do we fix this? Make a distinction between an “evening routine” and a “bedtime routine.” For more, my blog is linked below:

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