Curated from: A Clean Vision Do we live with clutter because we accept it as inevitable? Do we walk by some clutter every day, which is a way of accepting the clutter? Walking by it or accepting clutter daily, we give credence to the clutter. Do you have some clutter...
Curated from: A Clean Vision Habit number one means that you have taken a position that you are in charge. You are the creator of what is important to you. Being proactive is about choice. Habit number two is you taking the first step towards envisioning the result....
A Book Recommendation Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months Most organizations and individuals work in the context of annual goals and plans; a twelve-month execution cycle. Instead, The 12 Week Year avoids the pitfalls and low productivity of...
Curated from: A Slob Come Clean Decluttering never ends. Ever. While daily habits are key to keeping my home under control, decluttering makes real progress possible. A daily pick-up can only help so much when there’s just . . . too . . . much . . . stuff. This blog...
Curated from: A Clean Vision To think win-win does not mean that you always must be nice. It isn’t about being nice. It is also a long-term approach, not a short-term “quick-fix. According to Stephen Covey, it is a character-based code for human interaction and...
Curated from: Clean Mama Everyone needs an organized office! If you have one then you know what I mean. Here is a post from one of our Fav Bloggers – Becky of Clean Mama and as you will be able to see from this post she is indeed, one clean and organized mama....
