Do you remember the game “Capture the Flag?” The goal of the game was to gain possession of the opposing team’s flag. Whichever team captured their opponent’s flag first was the winner. Capturing is an important concept. When we want to move forward, we need to be able to capture our thoughts, ideas, and supplies. […]
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Winter days are not my favorite, but I have to admit that they do have their own charm. Snow-laden days are quiet (no lawn mowers or leaf blowers), and they tend to be the only time when cozy up by my fireplace. With their stillness, they also lend themselves well to working on organizing projects.
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The other day I was talking with someone who is working to become a better runner. He shared that each day he attempts to run either a little bit faster or a little bit further. This routine was building his physical stamina, enabling him to perform better in races. After our conversation, I found myself
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When you think of clutter, what comes to mind? The pile of paper on your kitchen island? The boxes stacked up in your garage? Have you ever thought about the photos you have stored in your phone and other digital devices? Photos are rapidly becoming our greatest source of clutter, and most people have no
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There is a phrase I frequently use when working with clients: The floor is not a shelf. Shelves are what we use for storing and displaying belongings. In contrast, the floor is primarily for furniture. As with most rules of thumb, there are exceptions. For instance, near your entryway, the floor may also accommodate shoes.
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