1. Organize just enough to help you, not rigidly.
2. Who do you need to respond to?
3. Go to bed 15 minutes earlier tonight.
4. Break down a big task or project into steps.
5. Hang your clothes with the hangars backwards until you wear them. Then hang it front again so in a few months you will know what you wear and what you don’t.
6. Keep less than 10 things on your daily to do list.
7. Write a distant relative or a friend.
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Thanks for sharing these tips. May it yield good results and help people in getting organized. It could mean more time to spare and less wasted effort.
Ten things on my daily list?!?
I put 3 things on my list, and if I finish ONE I feel great! Wow! I guess I need to step it up….
🙂 Amy, It all depends where you are in life. With babies and young kids anything extra is a triumph and if someone is struggling with illness 3 on a list would be good. No need to step it up if it is working for you!