Organizing Writers, Creatives and Dreamers

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 to achieving in the next four months.

Maintenance is less of a struggle when you use these 3 strategies. The "routine" aspect of maintenance seems boring. You'd rather be doing something fun like playing, or reading, or planning, or...almost anything else. You think putting things back where you got them would take too much time away from your fun. But what you don't take into account is that delayed maintenance doesn't just add up, it multiplies the time you'll have to spend later.

As a professional organizer, I am always on the lookout for tools, strategies, and systems that help me and my clients do more of what we want to do. Here are 5 tools I used in 2018 that will increase my productivity in 2019.

There is no 'making time' for what's important. You can't create more time than you have. But you can TAKE the time for those things that are most meaningful to you.

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 takes more than a few seconds...

Is there an item on your to-do list that never seems to get checked off because you don't know where to start? Do you have a project you can't seem to complete because you're overwhelmed by everything you have to do?

2017 was a bit of a wild ride for me. You may have noticed that I missed a month here and there and wasn't consistent at any time. I wandered off my path repeatedly, or rather, the path disappeared and I was trying to break trail through brambles and swamps, over and over again.

Instead of Time Management, the trend is to call it Task Management, or Choice Management or even Priority Management. I still call it Time Management because...

There are only so many hours in the day. You want to spend your time on your goals and priorities. Dhuck your responsibilities with these 5 D's.