Posts Tagged ‘clear clutter’

Procrastination

Written on September 28th, 2009 by Susan Kersleyno shouts

Don’t put off the important things in your life until some mythical time when you’re not so busy. However small the first step, decide what it is, and do it. Once you start a task it’s easier to continue. Yes of course there are things which you  may prefer to do in big chunks of time and these have to be planned. But there are often some small steps you can take in preparation for the big chunk. Free up some emotional space by clearing physical space, throw away what  you no longer love or need, open letters, pay your bills, and fill in forms.

Organize a decent filing system for what you must keep so that you can clear your surfaces and your cupboards.

A common reason for procrastination and not taking the action you must take for change is believing that others would be affected or offended by what you do. So instead of having the  life you truly want you remain stuck.

Take a look at what you consider are the obstacles are in your path and decide how to get rid of them.  Imagine the ‘you’ who wants the  goal talking to the ‘you’ who wants to please other people. Let the two parts of you discuss the reasons for doing a particular thing and not the other thing. Then ask them both if there might be a middle way, a compromise which might be better than not doing what you want at all. Can you find a win-win solution both to achieve your goal and keep the others happy too?

It’s  fine to be selfish sometimes. Louise Hay in her book  ‘You can heal your Life’ calls this  being SELF-ish, and suggests that doing things for you, is not only useful but actually essential. I agree with her, as part of the concept of looking after yourself.

Get organised

Written on August 4th, 2009 by Susan Kersleyno shouts

If you want to make big changes in your life you have to get more organised and clear your clutter. Take it drawer by drawer, cupboard by cupboard. Take everything out and  put the contents into categories. Most important is to throw away anything broken or out of date, things which doesn’t fit or which you know you will never wear again. Ask yourself: ‘Do I need this?’ ‘Do I like this?’  and if the answer is no then either throw it away or give it away to charity shop or freecycle.

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