Six Steps to Order™ Day Three

Day Three-Pile it Up


To prevent becoming overwhelmed, put like items into piles and work to eliminate each pile, BEFORE moving on to the next.

Six Steps to Order™ Day Two

Day Two-Use or Lose

If you can't use it-donate, recycle or trash it.

Six Steps to Order™ Day One

Day One-Space/Place

Look at each item in the space and decide if you really need, want or will use it. Also decide if that particular space is the proper place for it.

Six Steps to Order™

For six days, I'll present an easy to follow tip/strategy that will help you get closer to a more organized you (and your space too). Remember the goal is not to finish quickly, but to implement real thinking, behavior and language changes so that these tips become new habits. Let me know how each day works for you. See you on Monday for the first one...

Opposites Attract??

Remember Felix and Oscar, the "Odd Couple"? Felix was the neatnik and Oscar, well, Oscar was organizationally challenged. If it possible for two completely opposite personalities to peacefully cohabitate and not destroy the relationship? What opposites exist in your life?

Emotionally Charged

Someone once told me that I never seem to get angry. While appreciated, it's not true. I experience the gamut of most human emotions, but do my best to make sure that, as much as is possible, I control my negative emotions and that they don't control me. If you could eliminate one negative emotion, which one would it be and why?

Gratitude Welcomed

Often we give so much of ourselves that it seems precious little is left for us; we seem to give and give and get little in return. While gratitude is always appreciated, it may not always be given. So, take this approach: harness all of the pure joy that exists from your truly altruistic acts and know that even if you seem unappreciated, your deeds are a blessing to someone in need.