SIMPLY ORGANIZED LIFE

Jan 30

Jan 30 Catch Up, Clear Out

clear clutter, family, organizing, paper, e-mail, simplicity

Ms. Hamadey wrote her thank yous based on a monthly theme, much like Gretchen Rubin approached her resolutions in The Happiness Project. Since my 2022 is off to a slow start, rather than setting a lot of big goals for the entire year, I am taking a cue from these authors and focusing on a monthly theme. January 2022 was "Catch Up, Clear Out".

Feb 26

Feb 26 Lowering the Bar

Carolyn

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Jan 31

Jan 31 Mini-Retreat Returns

Carolyn

being organized, clear clutter, get organized, goals, organization, paper, paperwork, routines, seminars, simplify

Sometimes we just need a change of scenery. Most days I like to stick to my routines, stay close to home and do the usual things in the usual order. Other days, I feel the need to switch things up, just a little. This might be walking my dog someplace different, trying a new restaurant or participating in a local retreat. In January I both participated in and hosted retreats. The time away from my usual routines opened by eyes to new realizations.

Dec 31

Dec 31 Accountability for 2020

Carolyn

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For 2020, I would like to explore the possibility of finding an accountability partner or creating a small accountability group. If this is something you are interested in, please comment below or reply to this message. I am looking for women who are available during the school day with a strong interest in personal growth. You need not have school aged children to participate. You do need to bring positive energy and motivation.

Nov 30

Nov 30 Announcing a Mini-Retreat

Carolyn

Christmas, clear clutter, clutter free gifts, declutter, get organized, paper, paper clutter, speaking

How would it feel to take a few hours, uninterrupted, and get your household papers under control? To be nurtured both in body and soul? To learn once and for all, what to do with all of those papers?