Do you ever wake up bright and early on a Saturday morning (okay, maybe not bright and definitely not early) and think: I am going to get that project done? You know you have nothing else planned, so you have the time. I did exactly that this weekend. Somehow the hours passed, each one occupied with something that I wanted...
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Oct 8 2009 - 2:00amOne of the first and fundamental lessons at Living Peace is the 6 steps to organizing: Sort, Weed, Assign a Home, Buy/Locate, Setup, and Label. What I love about these steps is that they can be used to organize anything, including your time. I learned this at Living Peace and also through books like Julie Morgenstern's "Time...
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Oct 15 2009 - 2:00amLearning to weed my time commitments has been one of the more difficult, but beneficial things I have done. It is difficult because deciding what is really important and necessary is easier said than done.
For me, commitments break down into: things I want to do, things I have to do, and things I don't want to and don...
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Oct 22 2009 - 2:00amThe next step is to assign tasks to a slot of time. For instance, decide that bills will be paid on the Fridays that correspond to payday. Dinner with friends fits best on Saturdays because Sundays are usually spent with family. Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays will be gym days.
Now that you have weeded...
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Sep 14 2010 - 12:56pmLet’s face it, kids come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. ...
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Jan 26 2011 - 11:13amDo you feel like you're overcommitted? Do you feel like there aren't enough hours in the day for you to get everything done?
Maybe there aren't.
In her book ...
