I
have a subscription to SELF magazine. I love everything about this magazine, including
the recipes, music suggestions, fashion, various beauty product
recommendations, etc (oh yeah, and the fitness info is cool too J). Whenever I
receive SELF in the mail I make it a point to read it from cover to cover within
the next few days.
With
that being said, I hate clutter and between my SELF, US Weekly and In Style
subscriptions (not to mention Max’s Bon Appetit and our combined MSU
Alum magazines), things tend to pile up. I have no problem recycling US Weekly but
find it hard to part with other magazines that provide such great information
and helpful tips. So I decided to create a binder that combines what I love
from all of the above (kind of like Pinterest but a printed version). This puts
everything in one place and is user friendly and organized enough to flip
through for inspiration whenever the mood strikes! I have organized this binder
in 7 categories (and growing):
1) Workouts – actual
tear-outs from magazines, kept in nice shape in individual clear envelopes
2) Fitness – all other
workout related articles I deem worthy of the “bible”
3) Yoga Love – fun
articles or different information related to yoga
4) Foodies – recipes,
information on best foods for skin type, “beating the bloat” , etc
5) Musical Inspiration
– great workout playlists, celebrity top picks and everything in between
6) Fashion –
documenting latest trends and fashion forward articles/pictures (my own
look-book)
7) Beauty – makeup,
hair & skin tips… best products to use
8) Miscellaneous –
anything else I want to hang on to J
One
day I’ll consider this to be a waste of space, but until then, it’s like an
adult scrapbook. As the binder reaches its capacity, I’ll most likely re-assess
its contents and clean out accordingly (or just get a larger binder?). It’s
going to be an ever changing “bible” but one that will keep me motivated and
inspired in many aspects of my life for the foreseeable future.
{Nina Dobrev = inspiration}
No comments:
Post a Comment