Sep 25, 2025
Start a Digital Decluttering With Your Email Inbox
If you want to #declutter your #digital spaces, start with your #email inbox, says Life by Deanna. You might have thousands of emails in your inboxes, read and unread. Start with the inbox you use most. Unsubscribe from emails you tend not to open; you can look at those offers, alerts and blog posts when […]
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Sep 24, 2025
Is It Time for a Digital Detox?
With social media algorithms pushing content to your accounts and demanding attention constantly, you may need more than a #digital #decluttering — you may need a digital #detox. Create boundaries, says Simple Thread. Schedule screen time and a time when you can be tech-free. Turn off notifications. Delete unused or rarely used apps. Leave your […]
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Sep 23, 2025
Create a System to Cut Your Digital Clutter
It’s easy to gather #digital #clutter — thousands of photos, downloads, emails and other files that just get in the way of what you’re currently working on, eat up storage space and slow your operating system. To keep phones, laptops and other equipment running smoothly, create a system to handle those countless bits of data, […]
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Sep 12, 2025
Don’t Stress About Summer’s Bounty
Home #gardeners can easily be overwhelmed by the sheer bounty of #summer and #fall #produce, especially if a particular crop succeeds. “There is an odd combination of being thrilled that you found the right plant and variety to produce like crazy, while also being stressed about what you are going to do with it all,” […]
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Sep 11, 2025
Eating Seasonal Offers Multiple Benefits
Using fresh produce in season has a variety of benefits, says the Home & Garden Information Center at Clemson University. First, freshly harvested produce is at its peak nutritional value and is unlikely to have needed extensive storage or artificial ripening. Produce sold in season is also more cost-effective for the end user, since seasonal […]
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