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Remove clutter as an obstacles to goal success
- Assess the space you want to organize and take 5 minutes to picture what you’d like the space to look like.
- Create a big goal, that represents your organizing ideal.
- Spot the thing that you dread most and do it first. It will build momentum and inspire you to move on to more uncluttering.
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Clutter = mental distractions
An organized workspace allows for clarity of thought and act like a motivational lift.
Because when things are in the way (mentally or physically) we get slowed down, distracted and derailed.
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