Step Three: Take Action Take action is Step Three in mastering clutter free living. It is also the most important and often the hardest. Taking action is often where we stumble. Background: Steps One and Two Let’s start by reviewing Steps One and Two. Step One is to Get Clarity. Without a clear idea of what you want to do…
Create a Strategy and Find your Stepping Stones After getting really clear on your goals, mastering clutterfree living step 2 is to create a strategy. A strategy gives you a set of stepping stones to success. It’s like using a map; once you know where you want to end up, finding the road to take is easier. The Waze app…
What you do is infinitely more important than how you do it. Efficiency is still important, but it is useless unless applied to the right things. Tim Ferris, The 4-Hour Work Week People affected by disorganization often complain they don’t know what to do. This breaks down into what I call the BIG WHAT and the LITTLE WHAT. Big or little, if…
Following up last week’s blog post on Mastering Clutter-Free Living, today we are going to look a little deeper at how to achieve clarity. You may be thinking “what does it mean to be clear on clutter-free?” or “why do I need clarity to just get rid of stuff?” What does it mean to Achieve Clarity? Getting rid of stuff…
3 Steps to Mastering Clutter-Free Living In my experience, there are only 3 steps to mastering clutter-free living. With the consistent application of these three steps, applied to any decluttering project on a regular basis, clutter-free living can easily be achieved. During March I will explore all three of these steps in more detail. I’ll give you an understanding of…
Nov. 8, 2020 The Gratitude Diaries, Janice Kaplan 2015, Dutton Kaplan wrote her “year in the life” account after a particularly miserable New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day, experience that left her questioning her attitude towards life. Her resolution to be more grateful for life expanded to a year of practice, experiment and research on the value and impact…