Organizing Success (Red, White, and Champagne)

Post published:January 31, 2022
Post category:Organizing your home and life

What’s your reward for getting to the end of another January AND keeping your organizing promises? I think this calls for champagne! Maybe red? Or white? What’s your reward for your organizing success?

Maybe your reward is joining me at my next free organizing event? January 31, 2022 7pm- SORT and Succeed for with Clutter Control Strategies,Take Care of You in 2022 through Organizing free registration, event via Zoom hosted by the Haverford Township Free Library. You need to register before the event to get the link. See you there. You are welcome to BYOB to the call. 🙂

If you’ve taken the free online mini course for SORT and Succeed, you know that Step 5 is claiming your reward.

Whether you’ve made a little progress, a big change, or finished a project completely, you get to reward your brain for your organizing effort.

I love it when the reward is obvious. This client has my permission to take a bottle of bubbly from the top shelf of his formerly unusable wine rack, now nicely labeled and sorted by category.

Hey, maybe you were going to have a glass of wine tonight anyway. It’ll taste better if you are celebrating your #OrganizingWins.

Celebrate your Organizing Success

Too often people don’t finish with Step 5. They don’t claim a reward. They think it’s fluff. Or they don’t think they did “enough” to get a reward. (Fifteen minutes is enough.) They are waiting for complete completion. Or perfection.

You can stop feeling guilty for that few minutes you take for yourself, and instead, call it your reward for making progress. You are training your brain to be a better organizer.

Cheers to your organizing success and to making it through January a little bit more organized.

Here’s another look at those nice, big one inch labels we love so much. Aren’t they lovely?

Thanks for coming along this month. Due to a little glitch, you might have missed an organizing article, so here they are, all in one place, from kitchens to closets, taxes to to-do lists. Organizing your life can take time, but the peace you gain is worth it.

How to Prepare for Remote Tax Filing

Five Easy Ways to Refresh Your Bedroom

Kitchen Organizing Mistakes and Solutions

Questions Seniors Ask About Organizing Paperwork

Questions Seniors Ask About Organizing Paperwork; Part 2

7 Things to Get Rid of in the Kitchen Right Now

Add Shelves to Tiny Bathroom

9 Ways to Label Shelves Without Leaving a Mark

ReStart Organizing

How to Find Space in Kitchen Drawers

Best Organization and DeCluttering Books

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