Summer activities are in full swing. Tennis is one of my favorites to watch, even though I’m a lousy player. One thing I remember being taught back when I took lessons is to return to my “ready position” between each shot. As I recall, the rationale was that by returning to the middle of the […]
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Making decisions can be hard. It can be both mentally and emotionally exhausting. Sometimes, we worry about making the wrong decision. Other times, we make impulsive choices. Periodically, we make decisions that we regret, the memory of which undermines our confidence when we have to make new ones. All of this leaves us wondering how
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Is your life chaotic? If so, you are normal. Most people have a lot going on, needing to be many places and accomplish many tasks. The good news is, there are more tools today than ever to help you record, plan, schedule, and manage the chaos. The bad news is it can be hard to
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Habits are really the “secret sauce” to making lasting change in your life. Last week I began my new series of posts on organizing habits with ideas for things to do on a daily basis. This week, I’m continuing the series by sharing some simple weekly habits to get and stay organized. The day of
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“Don’t put that away!” I often hear this from clients who don’t want me to put something inside a drawer, file, or cabinet. “I need to have it out where I can see it,” they tell me. I understand their thinking. Some people are what I call “everything out” people, meaning individuals who simply prefer
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