Sticky note to do board

Colorful Storage Hacks to Organize Absolutely Everything | When your to-do list is so long you don’t know where to begin, turning the list into a project board could help. Here, Toni Hammersley from A Bowl Full of Lemons used a white dry erase board and then colorful Post-It notes to divide tasks into categories. As you complete each to-do, pull down the stickie. #declutter #organizationtips #realsimple #declutterideas #howtoclean #homeorganization

Last week, I showed you our family command center; and on Monday, I shared with you some of the printables we use as a family to keep track of our weekly events and outings. Today,

Free sticky note goal setting reusable printables! Set yearly, monthly or weekly health, financial, self care, work, home and relationship goals with post its!

DIY Goal Board

These free sticky note goal setting printables are a flexible method to set goals and resolutions for the new year!

How to Use Simple Sticky Notes to Organize Your Entire Life % %

Poster Board and sticky note goal/to do board. Hang on your wall to keep you motivated and focused. Once you complete something, take off the sticky note(:

Are regular chore charts just not working for your kids? Maybe you should try a kanban board! Kanban boards are used in business all the time-out they can also work really well with kids! Each chore gets a post it note, and when the chore is done, you move the post-it to the done pile!

Meal Planning Board using Post-It notes (thx to Elizabeth St. Laurent) - brilliant! This one pictured is for Trim Healthy Mama and uses different colored sticky notes for different fuels (blue sticky notes = E, pink = S, green = FP, desserts = orange, & beverages = yellow)

Today I'm sharing with you the full post of an organizational DIY I did over at U-Create a while back. Hopefully it'll get you moving in the right (orderly) direction. You'll only need five minutes and three simple items: a stack of colorful sticky notes, a marker, and a shadow box. I got my shadow box from Ikea (it measures 19.5' square) but, as I'm sure you all know, they can be found at any local craft store. Start by labeling your top row of sticky notes. I used the headings: Now, This…