A sculptor will look at that block of marble and chip away only a little bit at a time. Then he will stand back and see where he should make the next chip. Decluttering should be looked at in the same way. …
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I’ve been reading a book called “Throw Out Fifty Things” by Gail Blanke. I have to say it is a very motivating book except for one thing. I don’t agree with her mathematics.
You see, when she is decluttering physical items she counts groups of items as …
Decluttering Mathematics. Do You Know How To Add It Up?Read More »
Decluttering Mathematics. Do You Know How To Add It Up? Read More »
This new blog is replacing the monthly newsletter I used to send out. I feel a blog format is much easier to build relationships where we can help and motivate each other when dealing with our clutter issues.
To help me help you I first need to know …
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If your New Year’s resolution to organize your home has already been sidetrack, don’t give up. You may need to shrink down your approach.
Try starting with a small project. Sometimes containerizing a small mess will help you feel like you’re back on track. It can motivate you to organize more areas.
A container can corral small items so the area looks cleaner and is more efficient for you. I did that today using a small container I bought at Target for $1.00.
Here is what this area looked like before. …
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I was looking back at some of the posts I wrote over the past four years. Here are a few of them I thought you might like.
“Being Organized is a Journey Not a Destination”
“Change Your Attitude Change Your Life”
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