And simplifying unfortunately got pushed to the side. In fact, I think I have to admit that March was a tough one to feel simplistic in.
But these were the steps I took to simplify for March:
1. Cleaned out my closet and dressers. This was a huuuuge undertaking, but I got rid of any clothes that didn't fit perfectly or didn't make me feel great while wearing them. I found that by selecting the pieces that were beautiful and comfortable, it is easier to get ready in the morning and I now feel a new sense of confidence.
2. Continued taking Simplify 101's Organization 101 online class. This was a wonderful course that helped me streamline lots of spaces in our apartment. And the philosophy of tackling one organization project each day has stuck.
3. Attended a time management and multiple priorities seminar. Learned some wonderful tips about utilizing the time I have to do the things I enjoy the most or need to complete. And my favorite tip: When you think it, ink it. Which brings me to...
4. I have a to-do list book. For the very first time in my life, I have been listing all the tasks I need to complete for each day of the week and I check them off as I go along. And it has been a success. It helps me keep track of what I actually need to accomplish and I seem to have more time to spend scrapbooking and reading.
Remember to check in with your word, see if you can put it into practice in a new way. And if it doesn't still fit, you can always change it.
2 comments:
I find that when I make lists they really do help me. However I just need to be more consistant with the list making.
My closets and drawers really need a good going through... As well as my kids. Plus we need to get out the spring stuff. it actually overwhelms me a little bit. It is such a big job!
Yes, simplifying can be a tough task. Organization 101 sounds fabulous! Right up your alley. Go girl! I haven't even begun spring cleaning yet with all the renovations, but when I do I get so excited about it!
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