Posts Tagged ‘fresh start’
Reaching Goals
In: Time Management
1 Jan 2009Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, January 2009 REACHING GOALS January is the month we like to make a fresh start. Getting organized is a very popular New Year’s resolution and this month I would like talk specifically about how to stick to the goals we set. These goals can be as small as [...]
Out With The Old!
1 Dec 2008Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, December 2008 It’s only natural to want to make a fresh start in the upcoming New Year. Now is the perfect time to clear out your stuff from 2008 and create space for the new possibilities of 2009. This installment of Organizing Works is dedicated to getting rid [...]
The Annual Purge
In: Clutter Control
1 Apr 2008Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, April 2008 THE ANNUAL PURGE I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. CIRCULATION PREVENTS ACCUMULATION. What better time of year than spring for a fresh start? Open the windows and let the musty winter out and the clean spring air in. Open the storage room and let the old [...]
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