Many people’s desired habits may include things like losing weight, reading more, or getting more sleep each night, and while those habits are all great, we may miss out on some even BETTER habits that not only affect us, but those around us as well.
Today, I’m going to focus in on those types of habits. The habits that will create a better life for you and your family.
Be sure to check out other ways to create a better life for your family as well below:
Money Saving Tricks: 30 Days to a Better Life
Free Printable Household Binder
Top 5 Habits to Create a Better Life
Habit #1 – Cleaning
12 Habits of People Who Always Have a Clean Home {A Debt Free Stress Free Life}
This is a really great list to follow — and most people ignore #2, but it can make organizing so much easier! And this post in particular is a reader favorite. More people click on this post than any other post. Read it to find out why (hint: it’s awesome!)
5 Minute Cleaning Tips For Busy Moms {Nepa Mom}
Oh I love this!!! Print this checklist and keep it handy!
Habit #2 – Organizing
A Guide to Organizing Everything You Own {Sarah Titus}
One of the most comprehensive guides online for organizing everything you have room by room! 
12 Habits of People Who Have Organized Homes {Sarah Titus}
If you’re going to be organized, you must know the 12 habits of people who have organized homes. Knowing their habits will help you establish a plan that is right for you! 
Habit #3 – Saving Money
15 Things I Don’t Spend Money On {Sarah Titus}
Before I became a blogger, I learned how to get stuff for free and you can too! Here’s the ultimate list of 15 things you shouldn’t buy! 
15 Smart Tips to Save Money When Eating Out {Family Balance Sheet}
Eating out can be really expensive, but it is nice to have a break from cooking every now and then! These 15 tips will allow you to eat out without breaking the budget! For more money saving tips when eating out, click here to read my post, How to Save Money on Eating Out. 
Habit #4 – Invest More Time In Your Kids
Lunch Box Notes for Kids {Sarah Titus}
These lunch box notes are the PERFECT way to show your little ones that you care! Kids don’t take lunch boxes to school? No problem! Stick one on their dresser mirror, put one in their backpack, place one on their car seat, anywhere they’d likely see it. 
Free Copywork Printables {Cornerstone Confessions}
Copywork can help your child’s handwriting and vocabulary. Check out these copywork printables for grades K-2. 
Habit #5 – Enjoy Whatever Season You Are In
Get Inspired: Cool Outdoor Ideas {How to Nest For Less}
This is the perfect list for summer. I love the family fire pit and outdoor scrabble! How cool! 
25 Free Things to Do During The Summer {Faith Filled Food for Moms}
Looking for something fun and free to do with your family?! #4 is great! 😉
One of the best things I’ve ever done to create a better life is starting a blog.
I went from being homeless to making $130,000 last year on this very blog. If you’ve ever thought about blogging, there’s never been a more perfect time to start. Here’s a guide that will help you determine if blogging is right for you and your family.
Thank you for featuring my post! I love it’s a reader favorite. Cheers!
My pleasure Maureen. 🙂
Thanks for hosting today! I enjoy seeing everyone’s frugal tips! Excited to be sharing some of my money saving ideas with you today. Have a wonderful weekend!
I know! I totally got lost in the posts this morning too. Great stuff! 🙂 Glad you could make it Alexis.
Happy Friday Sarah! Thank you for featuring the Free Summer things to do! I hope everyone is able to get out and enjoy their kiddos. Blessings!
Yes, loving the summer! 🙂
Thanks for featuring my restaurant post. Have a great weekend!
You’re welcome Kristia! Hope you have a great weekend as well. 🙂
Thanks for hosting Sarah. I always find some great ideas at your frugal friday link up.
That’s awesome Shelly! 🙂
Thanks for hosting a great party:-)
It’s my pleasure Sherry. 🙂
Thanks for hosting, Sarah! I’m a bit late joining the fun this week but better late than never! Have a great week!
Hi Sarah, I’ve heard your name before. This was on my suggestions pg on Pinterest. Or news feed? Or whatever it’s called.
I definitely want to learn how to make money blogging, so I will be back to read you more!
Great ideas that most of us just don’t put to use. Sometimes just seeing these in print refreshes our minds to put them to good use. You have a wonderful page that speaks to many and hopefully I will remind myself of these great time savers again. Thanks for putting a great page together & will return often as my personal “Reminders”!!! Consist use make it a Habit!!!
Thanks again for the use of your time to improve the lives of others, like me!!
Best Regards,
Donna
Absolutely Donna. So glad I can help! <3
Sarah, can you tell me where you found the pattern or process or budget that helped you live on less and not have debt?
Pam, a lot of it is on the blog in the saving money section. I also have an ebook out, How to Become Financially Free, that walks you through what all I’ve personally done to go from homeless to where I’m at now. You can find that book here on Amazon.
Thanks for the tips! This makes it easy to get back on track! Life is so much simpler and easier when you have your ducks in a row. I love all the organizing links too.
Absolutely Jacqueline! 🙂