It’s All about Getting Good at Getting Started
If this was the template of a successful life, I wasn’t interested. After a lot of research, soul-searching, and discussions, we realized that we wanted to live life on our terms.
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Is it time to level up your life?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Clutter's Messages, Mental Clutter, Overcoming Procrastination /by SupportI’ve been stuck in the “As soon as,” loop lately. You know the one…
The Danger of Unrealistic Expectations
/0 Comments/in BHAGs, Blog, Mental Clutter, Overcoming Procrastination /by SupportIf your expectations are unrealistic, you’re going to struggle to get started.
My Two Newest Productivity Hacks
/0 Comments/in A Fresh Perspective, Blog, Clutter's Messages, Mental Clutter, Overcoming Procrastination /by SupportThese may sound strange, but they work!
Does Your Life Need Some Shaking Up?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Mini /by KerriStale energy is a dream killer. It’s nearly impossible for change to happen without doing something different.
Give Yourself Grace with Your Pace
/0 Comments/in Blog, Mini /by KerriThis year, I challenge you to honor your time, energy, and mental capacity by being super selective about how you spend each of them.
How to Survive (or Even Enjoy!) the Holiday Season
/0 Comments/in Blog, Mini /by SupportThis year, I challenge you to honor your time, energy, and mental capacity by being super selective about how you spend each of them.
How to Declutter Your Emotional Closet
/0 Comments/in Blog /by SupportWhile it’s awesome to open your junk drawer and see less, well, junk, imagine what it would feel like to kick off the new year with less clutter in your mind, body, and soul.
I Don’t Talk about This Much
/0 Comments/in Blog, Mini /by KerriOne of the most challenging parts of writing a book is the editing process. Gathering notes, ideas, and stories is kind of fun, especially when you just throw them on a page with no worries about order or chapters
Could Your Life Use Some Editing?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Mini /by SupportOne of the most challenging parts of writing a book is the editing process. Gathering notes, ideas, and stories is kind of fun, especially when you just throw them on a page with no worries about order or chapters
