Only then will the results I want, happen. I have to be an active participant in organizing my life. Because in order to be successful, I have to change my habits too.

You know why? Faster than you can snap your fingers, I could mess up the kitchen after the maid left, find something I really needed after the organizer was gone and leave it in the last place I touched it and write a new note on the back of the old note the PA had set on my desk for me.Įven if I could afford to hire all those people, my circumstances would not change. Sigh.īut I highly doubt any of those solutions would make a difference. If only, if only, if only…my life would be so different. If only I had a PA following me around all day, reminding me of my appointments and taking notes when I have a brilliant idea. I would know exactly where everything was and I could find it immediately. If only I could hire a professional organizer. If only I had a maid that came in once a week and cleaned up my house, it would always look spotless and I wouldn’t have to waste my time doing menial tasks. I am constantly looking for stuff, trying to remember appointments and commitments and it seems like I have a swirl of ideas always swimming in my head in regards to my business. One of the greatest hurdles I have to conquer on a daily basis is life organization. Basically, organize your life, organize your mind. Let’s face it, it’s easier to concentrate without the visual distractions of clutter. When you eliminate chaos, you will find you actually follow through and execute much more. Having an organized life frees your mind to concentrate, decide what’s important and creates the time needed to implement plans. What the heck do habits that organize your life have to do with achieving your goals and creating the life that you want? Absolutely everything.

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