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03/12/2022

Epictetus kept an expensive iron lamp in the front hallway of his home. He was up in his bedroom when he heard some noise downstairs. When he went down the lamp was gone. “I reasoned that the thief who took it must have felt an impulse he couldn’t resist,” Epictetus recalled. “So I said to [...

12/22/2021

12/04/2021

The joys of downsizing

People have shared Dunne's post more than 24,000 times and it's easy to see why. He's speaking a truth we probably all know deep down on some level. Things don't make a life. Things don't make relationships. They don't even make memories, though we tend to hold onto them as if they do. We may associ...

10/16/2021

Anything in this article resonate with you?

'Poverty mentality,' also known as 'scarcity mindset,' manifests as holding onto things that no longer make sense in your life.

10/05/2021

If you need help with the 2nd one, let me know.

09/19/2021

This advice applies to getting organized too. I always say to “just start” and to “start small”. Set yourself up for success.

What worked was committing to the smallest goal possible — doing something that was only a hair better than doing nothing. Here’s why that surprising strategy did the trick, says author…

08/15/2021

The TRUTH is, that all of the “STUFF” here on earth we work SO hard to buy and accumulate..does NOT mean a thing. At the end of the day...people will be cleaning out our "STUFF", going thru our "STUFF", figuring out what to do with all of our "STUFF"....this "STUFF" we've accumulated in our life. The only thing of VALUE that remains are the MEMORIES and what we deposit into others. May we all learn to spend less time accumulating "STUFF" and spend way more time making MEMORIES.

07/06/2021

This is true for getting organized too!

What worked was committing to the smallest goal possible — doing something that was only a hair better than doing nothing. Here’s why that surprising strategy did the trick, says author…

05/30/2021

Getting organized doesn't happen in a day. Break it up into small chunks, and you'll be amazed at the progress!