I was talking with a new friend who was asking what I did for a living. After telling her I help people simplify, declutter, and organize she said, “Well, your house must be perfect.” I had to laugh. After a busy week my desk was
habits
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One major thing that impedes many clients is a lack of self-trust. They haven’t figured out a way to follow-through. They assume they won’t follow plans so they don’t make them. Not only that, but they can’t count on
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We all like to think we will be thinner, richer, connecting with friends, have a great family and spiritual life and a beautiful home in the future. We want to be attaining goals. But, when it comes to taking actions to get there our favorite
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We all have habits that we automatically do throughout the day. Some are good like brushing our teeth. Some are not so good like zoning out in front of the TV with snacks. When we realize there is a habit we want to change or create, initially
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I’ve shared my delightful evening routine before. I thought you might want to hear about the habits of the morning. It’s rare that it is exactly the same each morning. I want to feel centered, connected and peaceful from my morning
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One of the easiest excuses not to change is, “That’s just how I am.” Where is what you consider your identity, holding you back? Has, “I am lazy” or “I am disorganized” become so ingrained that you
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“We first make our habits, and then our habits make us. ” ~John Dryden What are some bad habits you have? What good habits can you replace them with? Here are some suggestions: 1. Get up ½ hour earlier and be in bed ½ hour earlier 2. Take a walk