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~Ignore the doorbell. If someone knows you're home and thinks
something is wrong and sends emergency personnel... Put them to
work, you could use help with the heavy stuff!
Happy organizing! Linda Durham is the owner of Organizing Matters, an Organization Consultant and member of NAPO, National Association of Professional Organizers. Organizing Matters is committed to helping clients reach their goal of a more organized home, workplace, and schedule. To learn more, visit OrganizingMatters.com or e-mail her at OM@OrganizingMatters.com Inspiration "The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved - loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves." --Victor Hugo "Teach your tongue to say, "I do not know," lest you err and stumble through your error." --Talmud 
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Start on a small spot
first. The immediate satisfaction of success will inspire you on to
greater tasks. The 'Junk Drawer' is a good place to start. Before
even touching it, rename it.
 Put a note on it if needed. It will become what it is called. (Side note, don't ever call yourself disorganized again, you too, will become what you call yourself. You are organized because you have begun the change.) When starting a large task consider the following tips: ~Take Breaks ~Dress comfortably ~Have good TV, radio or music |
~Have lunch and dinner planned (or eat out.)
~Use work gloves with grippy dots to help move boxes.  ~Wear gloves whenever possible to keep hands clean. Dirt dries hands, too many washings dries skin, nails and cuticles. (Let's not sacrifice our hands to the cause!) ~Eat high protein snacks, avoid sugar, it will give you the afternoon blahs. ~Ignore the phone, you won't make it in time anyway. Let the answering machine get it. |
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