It’s something I’ve done my best to practice for many years, suggesting my clients do the same, but in recent weeks, I’ve become much more aware of it in a number of different situations.
I’ve never been much of a worrier, but through the years I’ve certainly seen firsthand how exhausting and debilitating it can be. In fact, watching people worry and be so anxious and miserable has always made me determined not to worry. It’s never looked like it was much fun!
As I ponder the title of the Holistic Organizers TeleSummit five other holistic professional organizers and I have put together that will be broadcast February 18-24, I wonder what thoughts come to your mind when you read this title. Here are some to consider…
With so much going on in the last four months of 2012, a lot more had to be put on the back burner (again!). As I think about catching up and creating a joyful and productive 2013, several thoughts come to mind that might help us all begin and sustain the process of getting organized in the New Year.
As we approach the busiest part of the holidays, it often helps to pause throughout each day to remember what the holidays really mean to you. Here’s something to consider. It’s adapted from something I found many years ago in Unplug the Christmas Machine, by Jo Robinson and Jean Coppock Staeheli.
How many times do we map things out to complete various projects, accomplish goals, or begin a new lifestyle, and, bingo, things happen that force us to put those original plans on the back burner? Here’s a quote that’s certainly helping me lighten up and feel better. Can you relate to this?
AS 2012 BEGINS, perhaps you have made some New Year’s Resolutions…or not.
It is well known that “getting organized” is often at the top of our to-do lists when a new year begins. Perhaps you find yourself saying, “Here we go again…another year and I’m still not organized,” or, “Can I ever get organized?” or “At this rate, I don’t think I’ll ever get organized.” These thoughts can really drag you down and make you feel like a failure…again. Sound familiar?
When we think we can’t get organized, that could be true, because we THINK we can’t. And that doesn’t feel very good, right?
It’s really easy to get bogged down, looking at and thinking about all the stuff we have and what we’re going to do with it. Sometimes the best thing to do is to shift your focus from all the stuff you have to all the people who might appreciate, value and use the stuff you have more often than you do!
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