Now the tough stuff
With time at work to think idle thoughts, I'm up for the next exercise in the Barbara Sher book I've been working through. (As a side note, I've decided to buy a copy of this book. I picked up books from the library for Ericka today and the copy I'm using is nearly overdue.)
If you've been following along at home, the last thing was a look at clutter around the house and ways to clear it out. My personal tool for getting rid of my general clutter is to throw out 10 things. I haven't done this so much yet, but have thought about doing it a few times; a good start for someone like me. Thinking now, I'll have the opportunity to try this technique out at the breakfast table; I have plenty of stuff nearby so throwing out 10 things will be easy!
In any case, the next exercise is "Imagine a Wonderful Project You Could Set up If You Had the Room and the Time."
Ho, boy.
That's a tough thing.
At the same time, my head spins with half-formed thoughts. Projects that aren't a hint of an idea yet. Perhaps contemplating this a bit more is in order. Let it sit and perk for a while.
If you've been following along at home, the last thing was a look at clutter around the house and ways to clear it out. My personal tool for getting rid of my general clutter is to throw out 10 things. I haven't done this so much yet, but have thought about doing it a few times; a good start for someone like me. Thinking now, I'll have the opportunity to try this technique out at the breakfast table; I have plenty of stuff nearby so throwing out 10 things will be easy!
In any case, the next exercise is "Imagine a Wonderful Project You Could Set up If You Had the Room and the Time."
Ho, boy.
That's a tough thing.
At the same time, my head spins with half-formed thoughts. Projects that aren't a hint of an idea yet. Perhaps contemplating this a bit more is in order. Let it sit and perk for a while.