Be Good to Yourself
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Enjoy the Process
Getting organized is a clarifying, cleansing way of connecting to what's important to you.
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Work with Your Natural Habits
Observe where your piles tend to accumulate, and create storage there.
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Tackle the Little Things
Sometimes minor changes can make an enormous difference. Just start off by
conquering one closet, your briefcase, or your purse.
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Remove the Obstacles
Untangle the clutter that's standing between you and the productive, fulfilling life that you crave.
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Fuel Your Creativity
Getting Organized will free you to express
your talents more fully.
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Forgive Yourself
We all make occasional purchases that turn out to be wrong for us. Give those things to someone who will enjoy them.
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Improve Your Quality of Life
Give yourself access to the things you use and love by getting rid of the stuff you don't.
What to do
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SPACE Formula
Sort - see what you have. Purge - keep only what you use and love. Assign - make a home for everything. Containerize - separate and beautify. Equalize - refine and maintain.
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Create Space
Send your dormant possessions back out into the world for use.
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Ponder New Purchases
Before buying anything new, ask yourself "Where will I store this?"
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Repair It or Toss It
If something has been lying around your house waiting to be fixed for over a year, commit to repairing it within the next week, or, let it go.
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Think of the Money
Letting go of unused items can put extra cash in your pocket. Donate them for the tax deduction, or resell them at a garage sale or consignment shop.
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Create a Treasure Box
Some memorabilia is a wonderful treat, but too much is overwhelming. Turn a beautiful trunk into a treasure box, and keep only what will fit inside.
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From Julie Morgenstern, CPO
Author of "Organizing from the Inside Out"
D i r e c t i o n
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Focus on the Reward
If you put something in its proper place, you'll feel so good when you go to look for it, and, it's there.
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