…clearing clutter from your mind, body and space
The reason that I became so interested in clutter busting is that I have had to do a fair share of de-cluttering in my life.
I have the reputation at my place of employment of being the “go to” person if someone needs historical data. At home I am the keeper of family memories and traditions. And I have personally organized, down-sized and moved at least three of my elder family member’s homes. [Read more…] about Confessions from the Clutter Busting Coach
I think that things come into my life for a reason. I continue to find the website www.dailyom.com to be inspirational. It is so inspirational and so on target that I decided that the post from yesterday was right in line with my intent for this month’s posts…so why re-invent the wheel when it is already perfect. So I am leaving you today with this link to this wonderful post. Happy reading…. om. http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2008/15057.html
I have written several posts about goal setting and developing action plans. I keep addressing the topic, because I know that “walking the talk” is tough…especially when we make everything else a priority over ourselves.
That is why I love the book “Simple Steps – 10 Weeks to Getting Control of Your Life” (New American Library 2003) by Lisa Lelas, Linda McClintock, and Beverly Zingarella. This book walks you through 40 steps developed by the trio of ladies that get implemented (compounded) over 10 weeks.
When I review this book it reminds me to keep my action plans simple so I don’t get overwhelmed. I have also worked with focusing my goals on the four areas that they suggest: health, weight, home and spirit. Broken down into achievable steps, you can’t help but be successful.
So what step can you take this week addressing health, weight, home or spirit? Don’t get overwhelmed…just do it!
“A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.” ~Chinese Proverb