Organizing Writers, Creatives and Dreamers

Getting things done is really about Energy management. It's about managing our energy levels (mental and physical, even emotional).

New Beginnings are great. The slate is clean; the options are numerous; and anything is possible. Three things to do to make progress...

The goal is not to get organized. The goal is to be organized enough to enjoy your summer adventures.

Now is the perfect time to check back with your goals, dreams, and hopes for the year. Pick one you will devote time, effort, and resources

Its a time to be thankful; to recognize and to cherish the good things in your life. I would like to suggest that you start out...

An active mind is a common cause of clutter and overwhelm: A passion for learning, a wide variety of interests & hobbies, great ideas, &

Before you jump into that project, let’s make sure you have set yourself up for success and completion. You can do this by reviewing the Six

The third stage of organizing is SORTING. I took months trying to decide if sorting came before letting go or after. It's necessary to s

The second stage in getting organized (and working on your organizing project) is to LET GO of what doesn't work for you, what you no lo

The first stage of organizing is CLARIFY. You need to get clear on what you really want and need before you start so you’ll end up where you

You may be procrastinating because you don't know where to start; you're scared of failing or even just trying; you may be worried t

Make it simple and easy. When you organize an area, ask "how easy will it be to maintain?" If putting something back in its place

Transition is the process of getting from one chapter of your life to the next chapter, or even a different book all together.  Sometimes th

The 5 steps you need to get from HERE to THERE. Dream, Ask, Set Goals, Make a Plan, Take Action, Check In. Oh and remember to celebrate inch

Revisit your goals you set this year. Look at them now to make sure you're doing these 5 things to make them work.

Get the motivation to start, keep going, and finish the task or project you want. ID your reasons. Add some fun. Beat the clock. Rename it.