Go With Your Gut
Do you ever write something you’ve already done on your to-do list for the sheer satisfaction of crossing it off?
Do you ever write something you’ve already done on your to-do list for the sheer satisfaction of crossing it off?
Do you ever write something you’ve already done on your to-do list for the sheer satisfaction of crossing it off?
Several years ago, when Melissa and I were in Belize, we decided to go zip lining through the jungle — something I thought I’d never have the guts to do (it was amazing!).
Last week as Melissa and I were working on some house projects, she stopped what she was doing and said “Hey! Your birthday is coming up. What do you want to do?”
I have been having a blast with my 5-day clutter clearing challenge this week.
Since moving from our tiny house to this big house (if you consider 1,000 sq ft “big”), I’ve gotten a little too trigger happy on the “Order Now” button.
Coming from a big math family (financial advisors, CPAs, etc.), I decided to study journalism and writing in college.
I don’t know about you, but with everything going on in the world, I am struggling to focus, contain my emotions, or think clearly about what role I can play in the healing of humanity.
We’re in the heart of winter here in New England — a time when it takes everything I have to show up to the day. In fact, it just dawned on my that I didn’t even send a letter to you last week!
Isn’t the idea of clear, clutter-free spaces so seductive?