✨ Let’s Take Some Action: Simple Steps to Jumpstart Your Organizing Journey!

ACT-ION, Action, action — we want action! 💪
Okay, I just had to throw in a little cheer. This post is all about encouragement — because sometimes, all we need is a small nudge to get started.

If there’s one thing I could share with you, it’s this:
START!
Your organizing journey begins the moment you finish reading this blog.

  1. Don’t Overthink It 🧠

Overthinking is procrastination’s best friend.
And that friendship won’t take you anywhere.

So let’s begin — pick any room in your house and start putting things away.
If something doesn’t belong there, move it to where it should be.
Simple. Quick. Effective.

Now pause for a second — how did that feel?

  1. Keep It Quick and Manageable ⏱️

Work through that same room until it reflects your goal for the space.
This should take minutes, not hours.
(Skip the garage full of boxes for now — there’s time for that later.)

You can do this!

  1. Clear the Trash 🗑️

The fastest way to breathe new life into a space?
Remove what doesn’t belong...

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The connection between exercise and living organized

exercise living organized Sep 28, 2016

Well, I am not a fitness expert I am an expert in helping people live more organized lives. One thing I’ve noticed is that most of my clients lack some sort of exercise program. When I started on my organizing journey one of things that sustained me was my workout.  I want to show you why there is a direct correlation between the two.

Benefits of working out:

1.    Clarity of thought

2.    Positive energy

3.    Improves physical ability

4.    Reverses the effects of stress

5.    Builds self esteem

These are some of the bigger benefits. Of course, there are many more but I want to make that connection between exercise and living organize for you.

1.    Clarity of thought

Studies have told us that even mild physical activity helps keep our brains fit. 

How does this lead to living an organized life?

Clear thinking leads to better decision making. This is everything from how we spend our time, what we need to accomplish each day to what we eat and what we buy. Do I need to buy ...

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