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Trying to be happy by accumulating possessions is like trying to satisfy hunger by taping sandwiches all over your body.- Roger J. Corless
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Don't save information on paper that you can look up on the internet quickly. #paperorganiser
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Your current conditions do not reflect your ultimate potential but rather the size & quality of goals upon which you are currently focusing.
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Sometimes decluttering for 15-30 minutes each night is more effective than trying to do a big push on the weekend.
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"Any flat surface" is a bad place to put incoming stuff. Figure out where it's supposed to go, then put it there.
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Questions are the laser of human consciousness. Use their power to cut through any obstacle or challenge.
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Being unattached to things makes our lives flexible & filled with opportunity.
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Come up with a spot in your home or office for papers, and put all incoming paperwork in that spot.
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No matter how busy you are, carve out :30 minutes per day or a few hours weekly to do something that completely transports you.
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Saying no is key to productivity. Here are tips to do that tactfully and without conflict. buff.ly/2kKhhMv


















