Overwhelm {for me} is like a window. Why? Because windows offer various utilities such as protection and inspiration {and are often a visual for opportunity}.
I can look through it and see what is on the other side.
I can close the blinds over it and savor rest in the still of darkness.
I can open it and [...]
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We all readily state countless reasons to be more organized, to declutter and stop piling any — and all!— available space with “stuff” … But there seem to be so many {reasons} to tidy-up our workspace. Including the fact that every lost piece of paper costs a business $120, according to a recent [...]
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There are moments in which we are somewhat paralyzed in our thoughts and actions. We can become overwhelmed with the amount of work we are facing, or simply overwhelmed with the idea of simply getting started.
Perpetual motion. Consider this your incentive to get started. Once in motion, consider Newton’s First Law [...]
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When we read books and visit Web sites of people who write “how-to’s” we often fall into the trap of believing they have {it} all together. They don’t. While experience and expertise are essential elements of having {it} all together — actually having {it} all together is about practice and habits. Regardless of how many [...]
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Sigh. I am {creative}. And sometimes I weave and ve-a-r off track … Thus, the proverbial blocks of Life become jumbled. However, whereas before my “blocks” were once hither and yon — now I have semi-containment!
My work stations have undergone some pretty serious decluttering and {creative} organization during the past 10 months. So, even when [...]
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This Sunday, I am going with a theme for the potpourri post. The discussions within my accountability groups have this common thread: How do we declutter our schedules and yet maintain the aspects of our days that we enjoy?
A colleague of mine and I been brainstorming answers to this question. We have realized that once [...]
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It has been a fab week! Little time for blogging …
But found this jewel to share with you!
8 Simple Ways To Get On Track And Keep Your Focus
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I always find it amazing when motivational types make claims that they can help you:
Develop a life plan for balance in each area
Use your time for maximum productivity
Increase your output, rewards and satisfaction
Spend more time on higher value activities
Create the ideal lifestyle for you
Achieve balance and harmony in your relationships
Eliminate stress and tension at home
Work all [...]
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