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Diversion Tunnels
In: Clutter Control
1 Apr 2009In 1931 work began on the Hoover Dam, but before one bucket of concrete could be poured into the dam, the mighty Colorado River had to be diverted through four massive tunnels. If your whole house needs some serious organizing, a lesson can be drawn from the Hoover Dam. Your colossal task also needs to [...]
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Sentimental Roadblocks
In: Clutter Control
1 Feb 2008Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, February 2008 Sentimental Roadblocks Perhaps the most important reason I got into Organizing is because I have found it to be the most important ingredient in accomplishing goals. Being organized means being ready. It means living in the moment and being able to take those important steps forward [...]
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