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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Clearing Virtual Clutter, Part 2 – Data Files
If your computer’s hard drive died today, what would you lose? Would you be able to restore all that important data — that half-written novel, the photos and video from last year’s family reunion, all the tax-related receipts you entered … Continue reading
Posted in Clutter, Get Organized, Priorities, Procrastination, Self-Sabotage, Time Management, Virtual Clutter
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Clearing Virtual Clutter, Part 1 – Email
How much time do you spend every day reading email? How many messages are in your inbox right now? If you’re like me, the answers to those questions are “too much” and “several thousand.” Where did all this email come … Continue reading
Posted in Clutter, Get Organized, Priorities, Procrastination, Self-Sabotage, Time Management, Virtual Clutter
Tagged baby steps, clean out email inbox, clearing virtual clutter, continuous improvement, eliminating clutter, email addiction, email clutter, email is out of control, email management, email overload, inbox clutter, kaizen, kaizen plan, managing email, procrastinating with email, reducing email, small steps, spend less time reading email, spend too much time reading email, too much email, using email to procrastinate, virtual clutter, virtual overload
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Clearing Emotional Clutter
I love my mom, and she loves me. But we’ve never communicated well, in spite of the fact that we’re both trying hard to connect. It seems like every time we talk about anything important, we end up annoyed with … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Clutter, Relationships
Tagged apology, appreciation, baby steps, Briggs, clearing emotional clutter, continuous improvement, emotional clutter, ENFJ, extrovert, forgiveness, INFJ, introvert, kaizen plan, MBTI personality test, Meyers, mom, mother-daughter relationships, Myers, myers-briggs test, relationship clutter, small steps, socrates, thank you, unexamined life
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Why Am I Keeping This? (or, Where Clutter Comes From)
My mother is coming to visit this week, so I’ve been on a decluttering spree. As I went through the house, making each room more presentable, I realizes that one of my biggest clutter problems is mail. There’s mail on … Continue reading
Posted in Clutter, Get Organized
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