Corrected Link

This week included more work than usual, so I needed to make sure I was exercising, eating right and spending some fun time with the family yet.

And I was pretty embarrassed last week. My son had been formatting my newsletter all summer. So the first one I do I get the link to the Declutter Group wrong. This is the correct one:

http://www.encouragingcoach.com/programs-decluttergroup.htm

1. What are your 5 most important priorities?
2. Is your life reflecting those priorities?
3. Slow down your walk.
4. Listen closely to someone today.
5. Be a good steward of your money.
6. Where do you need to be brave?
7. Begin one project you haven’t started yet.

I like to put the tips into my calendar to remind me throughout the week.

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Would a Group Motivate You?

I was talking with a relative who was asking what the Declutter Group was. I was explaining about the accountability and the plan that helps people get over the hurdle of not knowing how to start. This relative is completely organized and was a bit baffled why you’d need to check in with people. Someone who took the course mentioned that it is very motivating to know you have promised progress to someone. It makes you want to get it done so you can share with the group. If this sounds like it would motivate you click the link below to find out more.

Starts Oct 5

http://www.encouragingcoach.com/programs-decluttergroup.htm

It’s a great time to get some decluttering done before the holidays!

Today was a gorgeous 74 degree day with a light breeze. The kids and I saw tons of people on our walk.

I also saw something that surprised me. Many of those people were talking on their cell phones completely ignoring the people they were with. Most which looked annoyed. Kids trying to talk to moms who aren’t listening. Wives walking besides husbands who are listening to someone else. Husbands being ignored by wives chatting on the phone. Friends walking together, but one of them is talking on the phone.

I know once in awhile an emergency or quick phone call comes in. But, this many?

It was sad to watch so much disconnection with technology that is supposed to connect people.