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June has arrived with its sunny days, summer energy, and the perfect excuse to hit reset. For me, this month is all about clarity, confidence, and calling in the things I truly want. I believe that when you speak your goals out loud—and put action behind them—amazing things start to unfold. So here’s what I’m manifesting this month.

More Income, Aligned With My Purpose

Let’s start with the big one: more income. I’m not just talking about random cash flow. I’m calling in income that aligns with the work I love to do. The kind that feels good to earn. I’m setting clear intentions, staying consistent with my efforts, and leaving room for unexpected blessings.

June is the month I stop downplaying my worth. I’m showing up boldly, charging what I’m worth, and creating opportunities that feel aligned with who I am and where I’m headed.

More Sales, Especially the Soul-Aligned Kind

Next up on my manifestation list: more sales. Whether it’s through digital products, services, or physical goods, I’m welcoming an increase in conversions—without the hustle burnout. I’m leaning into marketing strategies that feel natural, personal, and honest.

This month, I’m showing up with value, speaking directly to my audience’s needs, and trusting that the right people will find their way to what I’m offering. I’m also setting daily sales goals and celebrating every single win—big or small.

Creative Flow That Doesn’t Quit

I’m manifesting inspired ideas that come with ease. No more staring at blank screens or second-guessing everything. June is about trusting my creative instincts and letting the words, designs, and projects flow naturally.

I’m carving out time to dream, brainstorm, and even just play—because sometimes the best work comes when I stop trying to force it.

Health That Feels Like Freedom

I want energy. I want clarity. I want to wake up feeling good in my body and mind. So I’m manifesting better health routines that stick—not because I “should” do them, but because they make me feel strong, balanced, and clear-headed.

This includes better sleep, movement I actually enjoy, and foods that fuel me without guilt or restriction. When I feel good physically, I show up better in every area of my life.

Connections That Uplift and Inspire

This month, I’m open to new friendships, stronger partnerships, and conversations that leave me feeling lighter and more connected. I’m manifesting deeper connections with people who get it—those who challenge me in the best ways and celebrate my growth.

Whether it’s in my personal life or my business circle, I’m calling in relationships that are honest, kind, and rooted in mutual respect.

Faith That Doesn’t Waver

Above all, I’m manifesting faith—the kind that doesn’t crumble when things take longer than I planned. I’m trusting that what’s meant for me is already in motion. That the goals I’ve written down, the dreams I’m working toward, and the life I’m building is already unfolding—even if I can’t see all the pieces yet.

June, I’m ready. I’m aligned, I’m focused, and I’m calling in everything with clarity and gratitude. Let’s do this.

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Lisa Crow contributed to this article. She is a true crime junkie and lifestyle blogger based in Waco, Texas. Lisa is the Head of Content at Gigi’s Ramblings and Southern Bred True Crime Junkie. She spends her free time traveling when she can and making memories with her large family which consists of six children and fifteen grandchildren.

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Let’s be real: laundry is one of those chores that never ends. Just when you think you’re caught up, the hamper fills back up again. But what if I told you there’s a better way? A smarter way. Yep—there’s a secret to staying on top of laundry without losing your mind. Whether you’re managing a busy household or just trying to keep your favorite hoodie clean, this guide will show you how to tackle laundry like a pro.

Create a Realistic Laundry Schedule

The first secret? Don’t try to do it all in one day. Break it up. Pick specific days for certain loads—maybe towels on Tuesday, darks on Thursday, and bedding on Sunday.

Why it works:
Spreading it out keeps you from drowning in piles. It also helps prevent burnout (yes, laundry burnout is real).

Sort Smarter, Not Harder

Instead of tossing everything into one basket, keep separate hampers for lights, darks, and delicates. You’ll save time when laundry day rolls around.

Pro tip: Use mesh bags for socks and underwear. You’ll never lose a sock again—well, almost never.

Use the Right Products

Don’t underestimate the power of a good detergent. Choose one that fits your needs—whether it’s fragrance-free, stain-fighting, or made for sensitive skin. Dryer sheets or wool dryer balls can make a big difference in how your clothes feel and smell.

Hot tip: For stubborn smells, toss in a cup of white vinegar during the rinse cycle. Works like magic.

Don’t Overload the Machine

We’ve all been guilty of stuffing the washer to the brim. But too much laundry at once means nothing gets truly clean. Follow your machine’s guidelines—your clothes (and machine) will thank you.

Remember: A little room goes a long way for a deeper clean.

Fold ASAP (Or At Least Try)

This might be the hardest part, but folding right after drying is key. It prevents wrinkles and keeps clothes from piling up in a chair somewhere (you know the one).

Hack: Set a timer and challenge yourself to beat the clock. Folding doesn’t have to feel like a drag.

Make It Enjoyable

Add a little fun to your laundry routine. Play your favorite playlist, binge a true crime podcast, or light a candle while you fold. Turn it into a vibe.

Real talk: Laundry isn’t going anywhere, so you might as well make it enjoyable.

Get the Whole House Involved

Laundry shouldn’t fall on one person—especially in a household. Kids can sort or match socks. Your partner can handle towels. Teamwork turns laundry from a chore into a shared routine.

Bonus: Teaching kids laundry early gives them lifelong skills. Win-win.

Know When to Delegate

Sometimes, the secret is knowing when to say, “Nope, not today.” If laundry’s overwhelming you, consider a wash-and-fold service. Even once a month can help you reset.

Final Thoughts

Tackling laundry like a pro doesn’t mean having a spotless laundry room or using fancy gadgets. It’s about creating a rhythm that works for you. Whether it’s building a routine, organizing your space, or just folding while you catch up on your favorite show—finding your groove is the real secret.

Now go on, grab that basket, and show laundry who’s boss.

Lisa Crow contributed to this article. She is a true crime junkie and lifestyle blogger based in Waco, Texas. Lisa is the Head of Content at Gigi’s Ramblings and Southern Bred True Crime Junkie. She spends her free time traveling when she can and making memories with her large family which consists of six children and fifteen grandchildren.

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We’ve all seen those people who seem like they’ve got it all figured out. Their homes are spotless, their schedules are color-coded, and somehow, they still have time to work out, meal prep, and look like they stepped out of a magazine. It’s easy to look at them and feel like you’re falling behind in life. But let’s be honest—“having it all together” is usually just smoke and mirrors.

The truth? Most people are faking it. They’re showing you their best moments and hiding the chaos just off-screen. And chances are, they feel just as overwhelmed as you do.

What Does It Even Mean?

Here’s the problem—there’s no clear definition of what “having it all together” actually means. For some, it might be financial stability and a steady job. For others, it’s a peaceful home and quality time with family. Some people feel accomplished just getting out of bed and brushing their teeth, and guess what? That counts.

So when we compare ourselves to someone else’s version of “together,” we’re playing a game we can’t win. Everyone’s life looks different. Everyone’s goals are different. Trying to keep up with someone else’s pace is just asking for burnout.

Social Media Messes with Us

Let’s talk about the biggest offender—social media. Instagram and TikTok are full of people who appear to be living their best lives. Their homes are picture-perfect, their mornings start at 5 a.m., and they’re always productive and positive.

But here’s what you don’t see: the arguments before the family photos. The mental breakdowns between videos. The piles of laundry cropped out of every shot. Social media is a highlight reel, not real life. Comparing yourself to that is like comparing your raw footage to someone else’s edited film.

Nobody Feels 100% Together

Even the most organized, put-together people have messy days. They forget things. They cry in the shower. They stare at the ceiling wondering what they’re doing with their lives. No one is immune to stress, doubt, or feeling like a total failure sometimes.

So if you’re feeling overwhelmed or lost, know this—you are not the only one. It’s normal. It’s human. And despite what it may feel like, it’s not a sign that you’re doing life wrong.

You Don’t Need to Do It All

A big part of the pressure comes from the idea that you should be able to do it all—and do it well. Work full time, raise kids, keep the house clean, eat healthy, stay fit, maintain friendships, and smile through it all. Sounds exhausting, right? That’s because it is.

Life isn’t meant to be a perfectly balanced to-do list. It’s messy and unpredictable. Some days you’ll feel on top of things. Other days, you’ll forget what day it even is. That doesn’t make you lazy or broken. It makes you normal.

Focus on What Matters to You

Instead of chasing some made-up idea of “together,” focus on what feels good to you. What makes you feel like your life is working? Is it having a clean kitchen? Or is it spending time with your kids even if the dishes pile up?

Your version of success doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s. You get to decide what’s important and what can wait. And yes, sometimes that means cereal for dinner and laundry that doesn’t get folded. That’s okay.

Celebrate the Small Wins

You don’t need a picture-perfect life to be proud of yourself. Got out of bed on time? Win. Took a shower? Win. Answered an email you’ve been avoiding? Major win.

We spend so much time beating ourselves up for what we didn’t do that we forget to acknowledge everything we did manage. Give yourself credit. You’re doing more than you think.

Final Thoughts

Having it all together is a myth. No one has every area of their life perfectly balanced at all times. Some people just hide the chaos better. Others are honest about it—and those are the people worth keeping close.

So stop chasing perfection. Show up as you are, flaws and all. Give yourself grace when things feel out of control. And remember, the goal isn’t to have it all together. The goal is to live a life that feels real, joyful, and true to you.

Lisa Crow contributed to this article. She is a true crime junkie and lifestyle blogger based in Waco, Texas. Lisa is the Head of Content at Gigi’s Ramblings and Southern Bred True Crime Junkie. She spends her free time traveling when she can and making memories with her large family which consists of six children and fifteen grandchildren.