Here is a delightful poem about organizing around Christmas time written by my friend and colleague Angela Cody of Major Organizers (www.majororganizers.com). Enjoy and have a blessed and meaningful Christmas. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A MAJORLY ORGANIZED HOLIDAY TALE ‘Twas the day before Christmas and all through the house Not a creature was stirring except me and my …
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Using a Productivity Consultant Before You Move
I was on a plane last week coming from Virginia, where I was hired by a company to help their employees do major decluttering and setting up all new systems BEFORE their move to their new facilities. Smart CEO! The gal next to me on the plane said that she was a Facilities Manager for …
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It’s All About Paradigms
As we hunker down this winter and start thinking about spring, I wanted to challenge you about some of your paradigms and thought patterns. An ancient proverb states, “As a man thinks, so he is.” This proverb reminds us that our thoughts produce actions, and actions produce consequences, and consequences contribute to character. Putting this …
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Thorns in Your Flesh
A profound and revealing story is provided for us in Matthew 13 in the New Testament, which is both convicting and very inspiring. It is about a farmer who sowed seed among four different types of soil and how the seed responded to its surroundings. Space here can’t do the whole story justice, so I …
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Lasting celebrations through family traditions
The very best use of time is to invest it. One great way to wisely invest your time is by creating lasting family traditions. And now, with Thanksgiving approaching, all the better to maintain those long-held traditions, and even create some new ones. Smiles and laughter balanced with reflection and celebration. Our Nation celebrates traditions, …
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Lots of Stuff: A Slippery Slope
I am going to say something that goes against the grain of modern society, especially at the holidays! Stuff can be a Slippery Slope to Slavery Sound ominous? It can be. Stuff can eat your lunch, bury you in your home or office, inflict damage to your soul, and cost you in space, energy, money …
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Kids, Christmas and Money
During this holiday season, I often reflect on how I was raised. My father never bought a thing on credit; he even paid cash for his house in 1968. I’ve followed in his footsteps, and everything else I buy, I buy with cash, with the exception of upgrading my car every five years. Even then …
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Be Generous This Christmas
Kudos to all of the organizations who make Christmas better for those in need, financially and spiritually. Consider visiting one of these sites and doing a little extra this year. The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the hardest years for millions of people; from Covid 19 to hurricanes, to economic …
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The Attributes of Praise
I am discovering just how important praise is to my Christian walk. There are a boat-load of verses in scripture that tell us much about praise and why we should be expressing it all of the time. Here are 4 quick reasons I found in scripture that encourage us to praise. Praise: Adores God- “My …
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You Just Need to Add an Apostrophe to Impossible!
Impossible! That is what we hear whenever we have a dream and we and/or some people respond with, “Impossible!”. Like going to the moon, or owning our first home, or getting pregnant after three attempts have failed, or starting a business with having no training in business. That was my experience in 1982. After 5 …
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