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What was the best date you've ever gone on and why? Write it down and think about how you could recreate it for someone special...

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Valentine's Day can often seem overwhelming when stores overflow with teddybears and red roses. Instead of shying away from this feel-good day, celebrate in simple style with these cute ideas. In the lead up to Valentine's Day, spoil your sweetheart and indulge in a week of fun together.

The My Valentine Heart Note Cards are the perfect way to say I love you every day. Each day of the week leading up to the 14th February, surprise your partner with something sweet. You can use the cards as ways of telling them what you'll be doing each day.

Here are some ideas:

Day One: If they work, or before they leave the house, slip a few chocolates or their favourite snack into their bag or jacket pocket. They'll love discovering these later on...

Day Two: Go to the movies together, their choice. Write this on a Heart Note Card and give it to them to open when they're at work.

Day Three: Write them a sweet note on a Note Card telling them how special they are to you. Tell them to open it at a specific time, for example, at 4:00pm when they'll be thinking of coming home!

Day Four: Write on a Note Card their favourite cocktail in big bold letters, give it to them to open later on. Then when they come home, surprise them by making their favourite cocktail (and yours!) and sit down to relax together.

Day Five: Write down 'Whatever we like...' on a Note Card. Then, together, choose to do something that you both will love. Go for a walk, to the beach, bowling, bike riding...it's up to you!

Day Six: Surprise them with breakfast in bed.

Day Seven: Cook their favourite meal and set up a romantic dinner for two at home. Relaxed, simple and delicious.

Valentine's Day: Now they can spoil you!

Celebrate Valentine's Day together this year with these simple, fun ideas. Buy the Heart Note Cards here.

Using paper, material or magazines, cut out a collage of small pieces of paper in similar colours like pink, purple, red and orange. Then, using these small pieces of paper, glue them together on your page to create a heart. Beautifully simple.

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Capture a moment in time with this super sweet time capsule. Write a special note to a loved one, then bottle it up for them to keep close at heart forever.

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With the new school year on our doorstep, stop and take a moment to gather all the necessary tools to make the year ahead all the more calm for you and your child.

Before you know it, your kitchen bench will become an in-tray for school newsletters, class lists, school reports, certificates, and your little one will be running home with creative masterpieces to share with you. Don’t let a cluttered benchspace send you into a disorganised frenzy, and certainly don’t lose sight of those precious milestones and treasured items…

Our My School Years Organiser is the perfect tool for processing and filing school paperwork, treasuring school keepsakes and keeping a record of all those important contacts and phone numbers in one central location. With designated tabs for filing these items, you and your child will be in control and well on your way to an organised and fulfilling 2012 school year.

You’ll be amazed just how good you’ll feel. Shop for My School Years Organiser here.

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The third part of your organisational challenge in the journey to be inspired and achieve mental wellbeing is setting goals.

Setting goals is so important because it breaks down dreams that once seemed out of reach, into manageable steps. The Goals Book is broken down into different sections such as your career, health and finance. In each section there’s plenty of space for you to record each goal and work out the necessary smaller steps to achieve it. There’s also space to set rewards, which are an essential part of succeeding.

For example, if one of your dreams is to learn a new language such as Swedish, this might be broken down into goals such as:

1. Research Language Learning Options

2. Book into Language Learning Course

3. Find a buddy to practise with

4. Read a novel in Swedish

5. Book a holiday to Sweden

Reward yourself with appropriate treats such as an outing to a Swedish restaurant, watching a Swedish movie (with or without subtitles!), cooking Swedish Cinnamon Buns (recipe here...yum!) or purchasing small, inspiring things for your trip like a book on things to do in Sweden.

A dream that once seemed elusive is now firmly within your reach and only a few achievable steps away.

WEEKLY TASK

Your activity this week is to take three of your dreams previously recorded and break these down into the goals necessary to reach them. At the end of the week you’ll be so excited by the prospect of all you can achieve. What are you waiting for? Start today...

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