I have been a Professional Organizer for 36 years teaching organizational tips and techniques in corporations, associations, hospitals, non-profits, churches and homes all around this wonderful country and even across the pond. I have seen everything. I have “before and after” pictures of every area known to man: offices, storage areas, files, kitchens, bedrooms, garages, …
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Are You Living Just Saved or Living in the Supernatural?
I am realizing more every day that God never intended to have us live just saved. What do I mean by that? I mean he never just wanted us just accepting Christ, getting baptized, going to church, reading our Bibles and being good people. Don’t get me wrong. He loves that we do that, but …
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Embrace the Unexpected!
People often ask me, “So, Sue, just what does a professional organizer do?” My simple answer is that we don’t just clean up messes. We don’t rearrange furniture. We actually go to extraordinary lengths to simplify a client’s life by giving them more functional space in their offices and homes. Besides that we work with …
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Celebrate Christ in the Midst of Contradictory Circumstances
2 Peter 1: 3-4- says that His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him …and he has given us his very great and precious promises… 1 Thessalonians 5:18 says to give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. …
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Instead of saying “I don’t have time to organize,” say “I organize to save time.”
Word Count: 337 cigar shop Read Time: 3 min Here is a classic story about faulty thinking. I was in Indiana working at a corporation. Upon entering my client’s office to start the hands-on coaching session, I noticed a three-foot pile of neatly stacked papers in the corner by the door. He said it was …
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Are You in Your Right Mind? How to Go from Toxic to Tonic in Your Thinking
Ever been angry? Envious? Fearful or greedy? Worried, anxious or just plain rude? Well I sure have. Every day one or more of these characteristics pop up in my life, and I manifest them without even thinking. However, I know that the Lord wants me to express the opposite of these, which is patience, kindness, …
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Are You Doing What You are Supposed to Be Doing Until You Do What You are Supposed to Do?
Limbo. I absolutely cringe when I find myself in limbo. Another word for limbo is waiting. I absolutely cringe when I find myself waiting. But in the waiting, are you doing what you are supposed to be doing while you are waiting to do what you are supposed to do? What are you waiting for? …
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Eight Tips on how to start and end your day.
These eight tips will help you invest your time more wisely, productively and energetically each day. Some of the tips can be done immediately; others require cultivation. All are time well spent. How to start and end your day. 1. Institute a quiet period in your office, preferably before you dive into your work. Gather …
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Time– The Fourth Dimension
In just a couple of months, Americans will set their clocks back one hour as we end Daylight Saving Time; many look at this as getting that one extra hour of sleep that they crave. It’s interesting to note that the idea of daylight saving was first conceived by Benjamin Franklin in 1784. The main …
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The Clutter Epidemic in Middle-class America
“Contemporary U.S. households have more possessions per home than any society in all of global history. Put simply, Americans sure do love their stuff. But at what point do all of the toys, gadgets and big box consumables that fill their homes become too much?” Armed with questions like this, University of California TV has …
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