Part of living an organized life involves removing unnecessary complexity. This involves the critical first step of identifying priorities for our time, space, and resources. Correspondingly, the second aspect of this process requires that we then eliminate items, responsibilities, activities, and expenses that do not align with our individual goals. In order to do this, […]
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Ever wonder how much you should keep? The answer comes down to the concept of “selective complexity.” Understanding selective complexity will help you winnow your belongings in a way that suits you perfectly.
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A friend recently told me this story, and the organizing lesson is worth remembering.
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There is no way getting around this important step in the organizing process.
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Have you heard of minimalism? It seems that word has become quite popular recently, and for good reason. Many are struggling under the weight of overwhelming schedules and accumulated possessions. The idea of living simply, of having only what we need, is appealing. Recently, a group of three fellow organizers and I gathered with the
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