I’ve set aside the month of March to really focus on organization in my home and life. And I’d love for you to join me!
Day 15 Assignment
::Get dressed in something that makes you feel great {there’s something about dressing in clothes that make you feel great that just gives you more energy and zest for life!}
::Sit down with a cup of coffee or tea, refer to your list of weekly goals, and make a list of no more than 5-7 specific things you want to accomplish today.
::Complete your morning routine {if you don’t have a morning routine, take some time to create one today! Read my How to Develop a Routine That Works–And Stick With It series for step-by-step help.}
::Clean your computer.Wipe down the screen and keys with a damp cloth, organize files, delete emails, etc.
::Set the timer for at least 15 minutes and do something you really enjoy and that relaxes and rejuvenates you. If you need ideas, here are a few: read, write, call a friend, pray, exercise, bake, play with your children, laugh with your husband, stop by the bookstore and browse the book selection, work in the garden, or take a nap! Take some time to just stop and enjoy life today!
::Find 7 items to get rid of today. Throw them out, stick them in a donate or garage sale box, give them to a friend who can use them, or list them on Craigslist or eBay.
Note: If you work outside the home or have a really busy week with little time for extra projects, just do the bolded project above.
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Sara says
You always seem to be finding things to get rid of, which is great and inspiring. I was wondering, since you homeschool how do you decide what to keep and what goes?
Crystal Paine says
I only hang onto things I’m really certain we’ll use again/need again. That’s pretty much my philosophy across the board with everything we keep in our home.
Tari says
I did this today! Both at work and at home, with the exception of one file folder that I couldn’t delete. Very strange.
Misty Nicole Overstreet-Roberts (The Lady Prefers To Save) says
Thank you for the reminder! I am almost afraid at what crumbs and debris might be in the keyboard for my laptops and desktop! Thanks!