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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

It's Time to Organize Your Life!!!

Hello CEO Club! It's time to dig deeper......

This is Elealeh Smith and I'll be coaching you through the Organize Your Life DVD series in your platinum business suite. By now you should have all completed the mind & space dvd as well as a small SAFET project in your home or office. So how did you do? I'll be reading your posts and commenting thoughout the next few weeks.

I'm going to step back a little bit and give an introduction to Organize Your Life. The next 3 sessions our theme word is 'SYSTEM'. To have an organized life you must have systems and tools that assist you with achieving your goals. The lifeskills audio book is designed to prepare your mind and heart for this next module. It takes PERSONAL AWARENESS to look into your background and see how your upbringing or past environments may have contributed to your disorganization. It takes POSITIVE THINKING and DISCIPLINE to get through a SAFET project - you have to commit while being consistent and focused. It also takes POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS to maintain an organized space if you do not live alone.

Once you have these crucial ingredients it's time to dig deep and address the key areas that make us unorganized. The Mind & Space DVD that you watched last week deals with how you think which impacts how your spaces look. It's going to feel a bit uncomfortable to address these issues (especially when it comes to hiding clutter) but for those of you who commit to change, you'll never be the same.
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Julie Parker, Social Media Executive said...

This is funny to say but at home

I am the mess maker.

My mom came to live with me when she retired and she runs a tight ship.

I know when we both attended the class she was thrilled I was on board with a system.

At her age she just does a little each day and with my laziness doing a little each day is alot easier than doing alot each day.

ha ha ha

So the message here is that even if a person is not a cleaner or very organized or even a bit lazy they can learn organized behaviors.

If I can do it anyone can.

ps: the reason I am not a cleaner is we always had a housekeeper. Even at 18 it was a necissity for me and I just never did it much.

oh, well times have changed so now I am learning all about the domestic goddess with in...

She's in there somewhere I know it.

ha ha ha

Julie

August 22, 2007 at 3:43 PM

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