Use all of JULY to Justify Unconditionally Loving Your STUFF. While you may love people unconditionally, STUFF is different. We think you should justify why you love your stuff. • Stuff takes up time, energy and space. People also take up time and energy but … Continue reading
Maybe you’ve heard David Allen’s advice: if something takes less than 2 minutes, do it NOW. We follow and teach the same principle With the start of June we are halfway through 2018…CRAZY right?! We’ve been sharing acronyms to motivate organizing … Continue reading
Remember our January advice to “Just Answer No“? Well, that was then and this is now. In January we needed to be selective with our energy. This month, we are almost mid-way through 2018. We have a different perspective on how things are going. It MAY … Continue reading
You probably know by now: our clever acronyms — while tied to each month — are appropriate year-round. So….even though April is at a close, our advice to APR: Approach Projects Realistically, is timeless! Approach Projects Realistically: • consider lots of factors for success • distill goals into … Continue reading
In honor of College Basketball’s annual competition March Madness, follow our advice to cull your belongings to just a team of winners. Follow March’s monthly mantra and be Mindful And Reflective. Every Sunday this month, set up a friendly competition among your belongings. Asking questions … Continue reading
You’ve probably seen TBT, Throw Back Thursday posts on Facebook. You can only “Throw-Back” if you can find your old photos. That’s why our monthly theme for FEB is: Find Everything Because: • Find what what you want It’s important, it has a home • Find … Continue reading
There are lots of ways to say “no” – some more polite than others. Here are a few of our favorites: Deferred Commitment I wish I could, but have promised my ________ (self, partner, kids, boss) not to take on … Continue reading
Don’t LOL (laugh out loud) when we say Nothing Outlasts Value. So often we have to haul away donations of “disposable clothing” because one in every color was on sale. Or discuss how long to hold onto clothes whose alterations will … Continue reading