Clutter Coach

JUNE 28, 2018

His job involves working with people from different departments on different projects. Sometimes his projects aren’t moving along as fast as they could though. There would be a structure and timeline for each project that was the responsibility of more than one person, and each person had a role to play.

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Clutter Coach

MAY 23, 2017

by Define and write down the actual steps you will take to complete any project, even if you know them in your head. Especially if you’re a creative, more right brained, person, the projects you have in your head are not stored there in a logical, orderly fashion. This also helps you know what not to do. Get your free copy today!

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Clutter Coach

NOVEMBER 16, 2016

You find it hard to focus on one project at a time long enough to get effective work done. If you’ve only got one project, you work on it. Make another list of all the projects you’re working on. Projects are bigger and contain multiple to do’s. Writing about a project forces you to be specific and detailed.

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FEBRUARY 4, 2016

Clutter can also come from projects in progress. case (for jewelry making, for example) to keep your project supplies in. your project. Completion means that even if your project is unfinished, you still put things away after each session of working on it. Make it easy to put things away by getting a box or special.

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JULY 7, 2015

Clutter can also come from projects in progress. case (for jewelry making, for example) to keep your project supplies in. your project. Completion means that even if your project is unfinished, you still put things away after each session of working on it. Make it easy to put things away by getting a box or special.

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MARCH 20, 2016

One reason is that sometimes these projects are only important to you. To make progress on important projects, you need to value them enough to carve out time in your schedule to work on them. Look for time in your week that’s not quite as busy as the rest of the week and block it out for personal project work.

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Clutter Coach

MARCH 8, 2017

He looked at his project list and felt they were all equally important, and then he ended up not doing anything because he felt unsure. I told him about David Allen’s four criteria model for prioritizing , which takes into account more information than simply how important a task or project is.

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Clutter Coach

JANUARY 19, 2016

After you finish basking in the wonderful feeling of accomplishment, you would realize that you now have no excuse not to start on … The Big Project. Many of us have a Big Project (and sometimes getting organized IS the Big Project) that we should do, even want to do, but are putting off for some reason.

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JANUARY 11, 2016

One reason is that sometimes these projects are only important to you. To make progress on important projects, you need to value them enough to carve out time in your schedule to work on them. Look for time in your week that’s not quite as busy as the rest of the week and block it out for personal project work.

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Clutter Coach

JANUARY 14, 2016

It’s for making progress on your projects, not to list every little daily task. Projects are not to-dos. You’ll also get worksheets to help you define and clarify your projects and correctly write your to-do lists. Here’s what I’ll talk about in this audio program: Why you need a to-do list. Keep it short.

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Clutter Coach

APRIL 17, 2020

If you’ve got the motivation, energy and focus for a project, you’ve probably already started one. The best kind of project for times like this when you want some mental relief is one that involves beauty, one that you feel will make your home look nicer. iHeartRadio You can leave a review here! ?. Try Clean Email today !

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Clutter Coach

AUGUST 14, 2019

While I admire his enthusiasm, I cautioned him that his project might be a bit too ambitious. Focusing on the process of actually doing the tasks is also a good way to keep going once the initial flush of excitement about the project is gone. The time has come! Maybe his reach exceeds his grasp. That will be later.

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Clutter Coach

DECEMBER 1, 2017

Working backwards is a technique to use when you can’t seem to find a way into your project. For this technique you need a specific project. Although you might have trouble seeing ahead into an unknown future, if you project yourself into the future, you can look back and see how you got there. You’re finished.

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Clutter Coach

JANUARY 11, 2016

When you are feeling full of good juju about a project, the work you do on it is going to be fabulous. The projects that don’t fall into that category are all prospective candidates for your work-energy today. If you’re totally in love with all your projects, fantastic! That’s it. And you’ll feel great.

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Clutter Coach

MARCH 2, 2016

We’ve made progress, but it’s a big project. Now, that’s not a solution, it’s just an interim step in this long project. You’re not hiding the truth, you’re letting yourself focus on other parts of your life instead of being nagged all the time by this undone project.

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Clutter Coach

OCTOBER 27, 2017

If that doesn’t work, I suggest scaling back on the project. It’s more effective to do a smaller project, like a pilot project, and get it done than to continue to negotiate over a larger one. You can learn a lot even from a small project. That’s good advice anytime. Finishing something is instructive.

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JANUARY 8, 2016

We’ve made progress, but it’s a big project. Now, that’s not a solution, it’s just an interim step in this long project. You’re not hiding the truth, you’re letting yourself focus on other parts of your life instead of being nagged all the time by this undone project.

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MARCH 30, 2015

After you finish basking in the wonderful feeling of accomplishment, you would realize that you now have no excuse not to start on … The Big Project. Many of us have a Big Project (and sometimes getting organized IS the Big Project) that we should do, even want to do, but are putting off for some reason.

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FEBRUARY 4, 2016

Our f earless leader Jennifer rightly recognizes that whenever you take on a big project or otherwise want to make a significant change, you can get the energy moving by clearing out some clutter. Even if you don’t have a project to start, do a little organizing and see if it doesn’t shift something!

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SEPTEMBER 6, 2019

Find one next to-do for a project. This is a stopgap till you can get back to your big projects. My last tip, #6, is to ask yourself what’s the worst that could happen if I am stuck on this project? In each case, I was at a point where I couldn’t control what happened next. I had to wait for something. I don’t like to wait!

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Clutter Coach

MAY 11, 2015

It seems that they called a halt to the project because they weren’t happy. I’m speculating here, but the organizer may have bid the project based on organizing two rooms per day. Problem #3: An estimate that makes you rush pell mell through a project should be abandoned.

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Clutter Coach

JULY 6, 2013

Clutter can also come from projects in progress. case (for jewelry making, for example) to keep your project supplies in. your project. Completion means that even if your project is unfinished, you still put things away after each session of working on it. Make it easy to put things away by getting a box or special.

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Clutter Coach

JUNE 13, 2017

What is the ROI on your time for a particular project? Sometimes just thinking carefully of the steps involved in a particular project can spur a brainstorm to improve it. If new information comes up while the project is in progress, the plan may change. There will always be more you could have done. Is it necessary?

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Clutter Coach

SEPTEMBER 1, 2014

One reason is that sometimes these projects are only important to you. To make progress on important projects, you need to value them enough to carve out time in your schedule to work on them. Look for time in your week that's not quite as busy as the rest of the week and block it out for personal project work.

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Clutter Coach

APRIL 13, 2014

After you finish basking in the wonderful feeling of accomplishment, you would realize that you now have no excuse not to start on … The Big Project. Many of us have a Big Project (and sometimes getting organized IS the Big Project) that we should do, even want to do, but are putting off for some reason.

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Clutter Coach

SEPTEMBER 20, 2018

What if the class requires you to design your own project? It means setting aside time to review and practice, calling your study buddy regularly for months after the class ends and planning out the steps of your project to unfold over time. Find some notes from a class or project that you were excited about but didn’t pursue.

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Clutter Coach

DECEMBER 29, 2014

Our f earless leader Jennifer rightly recognizes that whenever you take on a big project or otherwise want to make a significant change, you can get the energy moving by clearing out some clutter. Even if you don’t have a project to start, do a little organizing and see if it doesn’t shift something!

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FEBRUARY 2, 2014

It’s for making progress on your projects, not to list every little daily task. Projects are not to-dos. You’ll also get worksheets to help you define and clarify your projects and correctly write your to-do lists. Here’s what I’ll talk about in this audio program: Why you need a to-do list. Keep it short.

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Clutter Coach

JUNE 7, 2017

lt’s tempting to keep current projects out to remind you of them, but that takes your attention away from the thing you’re working on. Stash your other projects in folders in a file holder on your desk. Here’s how to get that celebrity chef feeling at home or at your office. Keep your work area spare.

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Clutter Coach

JUNE 22, 2014

We’ve made progress, but it’s a big project. Now, that’s not a solution, it’s just an interim step in this long project. You’re not hiding the truth, you’re letting yourself focus on other parts of your life instead of being nagged all the time by this undone project.

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NOVEMBER 3, 2013

After you finish basking in the wonderful feeling of accomplishment, you would realize that you now have no excuse not to start on … The Big Project. Many of us have a Big Project (and sometimes getting organized IS the Big Project) that we should do, even want to do, but are putting off for some reason.

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Clutter Coach

JULY 13, 2017

What’s next with that big decluttering project? by Subscribe: iTunes ⋅ Stitcher ⋅ Soundcloud ⋅ YouTube ⋅ Google Play. You can leave a review here! I’ll talk about ways to develop criteria and make decisions so you can make your vision a reality.

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JUNE 30, 2017

So, how do you tackle that big decluttering project? by Subscribe: iTunes ⋅ Stitcher ⋅ Soundcloud ⋅ YouTube ⋅ Google Play. You can leave a review here! First, skim off the top. Get rid of the stuff you know you don’t want or need without having to think about it.

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Clutter Coach

MARCH 9, 2014

We’ve made progress, but it’s a big project. Now, that’s not a solution, it’s just an interim step in this long project. You’re not hiding the truth, you’re letting yourself focus on other parts of your life instead of being nagged all the time by this undone project.

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Clutter Coach

SEPTEMBER 8, 2017

I talk often about how to make an unmanageable project manageable by cutting it into small pieces or chunks. Hi, gang, this is podcast 70 and it’s about chunking. This is a concept you should be familiar with if you’re a regular listener. Subscribe: iTunes ⋅ Stitcher ⋅ Soundcloud ⋅ YouTube ⋅ Google Play.

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Clutter Coach

AUGUST 24, 2017

Back in podcast 24, called Baby Steps, I talked about a similar thing, how you can make progress on a project by taking the smallest possible step; the least intimidating, easiest step. This podcast is about a trick you can use if you’re having trouble starting something.

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Clutter Coach

MAY 3, 2018

If you think of projects and to do’s associated with your goals that you’re not ready to tackle yet, capture them in a master list. Mixing it up a bit can also help lower your resistance to the important tasks, which by definition will be small steps that advance your goals, not entire projects.

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