Get Clear on What Confuses You

Ignore the details at first, or what cannot be done. Instead, focus on the big picture and on the possibilities of bringing an idea to fruition. Later, you must ask effective questions that break down the idea into workable parts — making them practical and real-life scenarios.

Embrace the idea of different seasons in your life.

If there’s something from a previous season in your life that you once enjoyed but doesn’t fit into it right now, instead of spending your time worried about what you’re missing out on, make the most of the uniqueness of your curren...

Ask yourself:

• Do you actually need this piece of paper or receipt? 
• Will it quickly become dated?
• Will I find a replacement on the internet? For example, instruction manuals.
• What’s the consequence of not having it if you do need it?