Martha Stewart, Eat Your Heart Out
Just in case your not up to the urban dictionary, "eat your heart out"
A declaration, often exaggerated, joking and boastful, of being better than another person, the aforementioned often being a celebrity or historical figure.
"Mozart, eat your heart out!" said the organ player after a successful concert.
I worked on an office organizing project for a very cool space. We transformed 2 book shelves into an entire mail, pack and stationary area. We swapped out a book shelf for one that had side compartments, purchased some extra shelving and we were off to the races.
Before
After!
Here is what my client had to say:
"In addition to her fabulous organizational skills, Karen shows up on-time, with all of her tools, ready to work. She is a true professional and provides unbelievable value for her services. When Karen is finished the job, you will be happy with the results and feel as though a weight has been lifted from your shoulders. At least that is how I have felt after she organized my basement, my garage and now my office. Thanks, Karen!"
These are the kind of days where you are overwhelmed with gratitude. Thank you Sandy for allowing the opportunity to create such a great working space for you and your office.
Clutter is What Stands Between You and Success
Clutter is what stands between YOU and SUCCESS!
Over the next little while I will be writing about clutter, the scale of measure and things we need to do to move us towards to success.
What does the clutter say – lack of focus, procrastination, lack of attention – You may experience some or all of these things.
Are you finding yourself asking - Where do I start?
A good idea is to go room by room and do a survey. Ask yourself some questions such as:
- What does my clutter say about me?
- Is my room tidy and neat
- Is it paper clutter and minor clutter?
- Is it happily cluttered?
- Is it messy?
- Too embarrassing to invite any one in?
Biggest Clutter Problems
The biggest clutter problem in many people’s lives is paper.
If we stay on top of things we prevent feeling overwhelmed. Unfortunately life gets busy and paper piles up from time to time. It is then that we begin to feel overwhelmed. We can’t keep up and sometimes we feel like we are so deep in the clutter we cant get out.
Once you decide that you need to take some action it is a good time to begin asking yourself some challenging questions that will ultimately help you in the long run. Take a few minutes to ask why we are holding on to stuff and what is the use and how the stuff is contributing to our lives.
Are you holding stuff out of fear or just no time to get to it?
