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Even if you’re not a hoarder, in time you will have more friends, more stuff, more ideas, more goals, more wishes, more expectations. All these will clutter your vision.
Keep removing everything that doesn’t contribute to your goals.
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Don’t waste your time and energy trying to manage it. Don’t even try setting time limits, no one is so strong to resist the urge.
If you want to lose weight for example, stop buying junk food. Don’t allow snacks in your house.
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We can achieve anything if we only focus on one thing at a time. You only have so much time and energy.
And maybe it's time to get rid of the project that has been on your to-do list for 3 years. It’s time to say goodbye to the friends you’re not that close with.
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A week to 'take a breath' and get things done is essential. The list will look different for everyone. When parts of your life that you are usually on top of begin to fall apart, it is time to take a day or week out and attend to the little things.
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