Dr. DClutter's™ One-Day-a-Week Guide to a Year of Random Acts of Kindness (Plus 20 Extra Days, Just in Case)

Dr. DClutter's™ One-Day-a-Week Guide to a Year of Random Acts of Kindness (Plus 20 Extra Days, Just in Case) is purposeful, witty and will help you organize and manage your time. This one-a-day, once-a-week, one-year journey will inspire you to create social change by encouraging you to perform random acts of kindness. In addition, the yearbook will be a valuable time management tool, as well as a place to record your daily thoughts and experiences. Perform random acts of kindness; they're gifts that will never be refused!! Click on each page for a closer look and order yours today. Available in PDF (save up to $10 on S&H).



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Reach Higher

Have you set your sights on completing a goal? Are there stumbling blocks, obstacles, and hindrances that are keeping you from accomplishing your goal? Has YOUR thinking been the major cause of your lack of success? What actions have you put into place to achieve the goal? Often we are our own worst enemy by not allowing ourselves to plan for those things we can't see. Don't let it happen. Plan big!! After all, the higher you reach, the higher you can climb.

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Try

"Try" is a word that I eliminate from my vocabulary as often as possible. It's not the easiest exercise, but it's one that will truly change your life. Seriously. When you use the word "try" you've already given yourself an excuse not to complete a task. Here are a couple of examples: I will try to clear my desk today, versus, I will clear my desk one section at a time-more definitive. I'll try to make it to the gathering, versus, I will not be able to attend due to another appointment; more honest and straightforward. Now you do it. I've heard that the ever-wise Yoda stated, "Try not. Do, or do not. There is no try". No, I'm not a Star Wars fan (I actually found that quote online). Go figure that I could quote a little green character. I guess wisdom can come in all forms.

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The List

Are you truly fulfilled? What makes you the happiest? Is it a long list of things, possessions, or people? Take the time to take stock of those experiences that bring you the most joy. Make a list of them and put it where you can see it often. When you're having what you perceive to be a lousy day, take a look at your list. Here's hoping it will bring a smile to your face like that of a child. Now, wouldn't that face just make your day?

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Searching? Finding?

Do you find yourself searching for happiness in other people or in things? It's funny that most of our life is spent searching, looking, hoping for something we think we want or need. As soon as I…I'll be happy. Fill in the blank with whatever you want. As soon as I get a better job. As soon as I find the right husband or wife. As soon as I get a bigger house. As soon as I lose 10 pounds. As soon as I get a new car. A lifetime spent "as soon as". I'm doing my best to enjoy today and whatever my current circumstances are, those are the times I'm striving to appreciate. Of course I want more, but I'm learning to appreciate the here and now. What about you?

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An Office Before and After

This home office was filled with clothes, exercise equipment and other items that were cluttering the space. If a room must serve multiple purposes, make certain you develop a "zone" for each use. For this project, we developed the "office zone" and the "exercise zone"(not visible in this pic).

Be sure to send your before and after pics. I'd love to see them.
Email me at DrDClutter@OurPreciousOnes.com, or call to discuss at 202-652-1905. Of course you can always visit my site for more information http://ourpreciousones.com/.

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Dreaming

Good glorious morning,

What is a plan without action? A dream. While dreaming is a great thing, it won't necessarily help you get things done. Take the time to write out your plan of action and then implement it. Save the dreaming for your sleeping.

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