Tips to Get Organized

We all have too much stuff. Mostly things we don't use, wear, or even remember. We don't need this stuff, if we did we would use it. Often times, things replace feelings and people and we become weighed down by the things we have instead of feeling satisfied. Less is more. For tips on decluttering, check out this website.

So what can you do to cleanout our closets and life?

Clothing

Look at your closet. How many items do you actually wear?

To make sure you are wearing the clothes you have in your closet, you can do a couple things: the pitch and toss or seperate your closet into 2 sections.

Pitch and Toss - Simply sort what you wear and like from what you don't.

Seperate Your Closet into 2 Sections - As you wear something, move it to the wear section. That item is safe. After a set period of time whatever is left in the don't wear section, get rid of it.

Now that you have seperated what you wear from what you don't, what can you do with the clutter? How about donating them to Goodwill, or your local thrift shop? Give the items to a family in need. Sell them on Ebay.

A good wardrobe has all the essentials covered. Check out the essentials for men and women.

Books

Books, magazines, and paper are a huge source of clutter. We read them and let them pile up. Try selling books on Half.com. Toss old magazines or dontate them to your kids school for art projects (make sure they are age appropriate). Old papers can be pitched or filed away for safe keeping. How long do you keep important papers?

Clutter

Toss it! Organize it! Simplifiy it!

Now that we are organized, don't you feel more at peace and less frustrated?



Monday's Entrepreneur: Ifeanyi Clothing Presents - DMV's Rip The Runway

Every Monday at PF4P, we like to start the week off on a positive note, so we bring you stories of people like us who have turned a passion, hobby, talent, or skill into something that provides them with either full-time or part-time income.


*UPDATE* 

Ifeanyi Clothing Presents DMV's Rip The Runway

Ifeanyi Clothing will be holding a fashion show/talent showcase the second week of April, 2012. Fashion Designers, Models, Makeup Artists, Hair Stylists are encouraged to apply.


Also, Rappers, Singers, Artists, Dancers, and Spoken Word Artists  needed.

WANTED: Fashion Designers, Models, Makeup Artists, Hair Stylists, Rappers, Singers, Artists, and Spoken Word Artists!!!

Contact us at Ifeanyiclothing@gmail.com for details.

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Ifeanyi: meaning GOD CAN DO ANYTHING in Ibgo.

Ifeanyi is a clothing line that I can honestly say I love and wear as much as I can, because not only is the founder (Robert Ross) an amazing guy doing a lot for our community but the line is HOT. Ifeanyi is a clothing line that is attempting to break the mild of people following the trends and is offering a unique brand that is more than just a clothing line; it is a movement. Ifeanyi supports the notion that anything is possible with effort and understanding of the world around you. 

In the near future look for the Ifeanyi Kid's, Petite, Junior's, and Plus size lines. Fall 2012 Ifeanyi will branch out to it's Kid's line, so the whole family can express their unique style. 

Ifeanyi Clothing is an affordable clothing line for an unsure economy. 

Each season’s line demonstrates Ifeanyi’s continual goals to strive for originality beyond expectations.


“Let Ifeanyi Reflect Your Subconscious Choice to Stand Apart from Others”


Ifeanyi is available in Men's and Women's in sizes S to XL. 


























Founder Robert Ross



I got mine...Get your's....





To get your OWN Ifeanyi Gear:

Email: Ifeanyiclothing@gmail.com
Facebook: Ifeanyi Clothiing
Twitter: @IfeanyiDMV

Monday's Entrepreneur

Every Monday, we, at PF4P like to start the week off on a positive note, so I try to bring you stories of people like you and I who have turned a passion or skill into something we all may use or at least heard of.

Today, we bring to you Sean "Diddy" Combs. He is known by many names and for many things. Diddy isn't one of my favorite musicians but I respect his hustle.