10 Helpful Organizing Ideas to Do Every January
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I It’s July. And it’s hot here – 110 in the shade! This month I was featured in the Costco magazine. (see below) The reporter did a whole section of articles on Working from Home and used Costco members. I was one of the chosen sources. In fact I was quoted in the gold box on the bottom of pg. 36 and I contributed some of the items in the list on pg. 37. Some of you might be working from a home office all the time. Some of you might be working from home remotely. And some of…
Between my hip bursitis pain and my husband’s stroke, we’ve had 8 therapy appointments a week since December, 4 each. Next week my husband starts vision therapy to correct his missing left visual field. If it helps, he might be able to drive again in 3-4 months. With driving back and forth to therapy appointments, I’ve turned to listening to audio books. My husband’s choice would be more along Clive Cussler who writes adventure novels. I heard some, but once he explained waterboarding, and I heard too much. I was way too emotionally involved = TENSE as all get out, listening…
How are your New Year’s Resolutions Progressing? Did you make New Year’s Resolutions? Are you progressing? Some unknown person named Jan. 17th as Ditch Your New Year’s Resolutions Day. I don’t think you need to ditch them yet. It takes 30 days to make a habit. If you didn’t get going on your resolutions, it’s okay to get moving forward now. And if you did get going but aren’t moving along, here’s some ideas to re-activate your goals. Success begets more success. First, most resolutions are way too big, and you will miss the mark if you just go…