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The Balancing Act
Most people think of “getting organized” as a physical act – clearing piles of paper, putting things away, etc. What many people overlook is the mental part of getting organized. And I always say that organizing your physical environment without first clarifying your priorities is like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic!

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Clear Your Clutter to Increase Personal Efficiency
Ever assessed the clutter you gain and maintain around yourself at home and at work? What about your desk and working area? Clutter diminishes your optimum efficiency and effectiveness and keeps you from being your best and making your best contributions. Read on to discover 7 key tips to help you eliminate clutter in your life and at work.
3 Places To Manage Your Clutter and Free Up Your Energy!
Whether you realize it, clutter is a huge energy drainer. While most people think of clutter as being physical stuff, there are many more ways we become exhausted and drained.
The 5 R's to Clutter Control
When working with my clients, the topic of clutter is often a hot one, whether the clutter is in mental or physical form. Today I'd like to share with you the insights I gained as it relates to physical clutter.

How to Declutter the Clutter
If you seriously want to have more time and a better quality of life, then you have to look at cleaning out all the clutter. Clutter costs you big time because... • You waste time searching for things. • Clutter occupies space. • You lose things. • Extra money is spent on stationery and office supplies which have already been bought. • Money is wasted on excess office furniture and storage to hoard the clutter. • Clutter makes you feel busy and causes unnecessary stress. You get distracted and have difficulty focusing. • Clutter affects your image. You look out of control. • You cannot prioritise or work efficiently when you can't see or find the tasks that need to be done.

Clean Desk = Sick Mind? Organize For Productivity, Profit and Peace-of-Mind (Part2)
Is a clean desk a sign of a sick mind? Part 2 of this series describes the steps required to eliminate the accumulated paper clutter in your office. The goal is not to get organized! (Yes, you are reading it right) The goal is to create a system (and associated process), which let’s you STAY organized.
How to Clean out the Clutter and Pump Up Your Profits
Have you ever felt totally overwhelmed because you were surrounded by clutter? When you work in a cluttered environment it crowds your thinking and easily distracts you. Not only that clutter wastes your time and your money.
4 Steps for Organizing Your Computer Desktop
You have surely heard the "Clean desk is s sign of sick mind" quotation. You may have even read my article with that title. Perhaps you heeded my recommendations and you might be enjoying the newly discovered color of your desk. No clutter. No mess. Better focus on the task ahead. Now, you glance at your computer screen, your "other desktop" as it were. Start looking for the file, which you saved to your desktop last night. But, where is it? Your screen is cluttered with hundreds of colorful icons, resembling an abstract painting. Looking for the proverbial needle in the haystack?
De-clutter Your Life and Make Room for the New
Usually when we think of clutter, we’re referring to stuff seeping out of basements and closets and garages. We all have things we don’t use anymore, whether it’s clothes, toys, old gifts, knickknacks, and odds and ends. Most of the time our clutter ends up in piles and we forget what is buried underneath.
Outgrowing Your Distractions: Knowing When To Let Them Go!
After this encounter, I realized that some people and some things you outgrow. And when you recognize it, you need to let it go- no explanation needed. That old furniture just doesn’t fit in your new house and bringing it along will just create clutter. Clutter is tricky and subjective. We are all a collection of diverse needs and what appears to be insignificant to one may be significant and motivation to another. What some see as disorder, others may see as creative chaos. Is this a distinction without a difference? Or an attempt to fill a void for what isn’t there? Personally, I prefer order because I believe that clutter (emotional or physical) can prevent you from seeing what is really in your life or maybe what is missing:

Cleaning House: A Metaphor for Deeper Issues?
How often do we clean out the clutter? Oprah Winfrey once featured the issue of clutter and hoarders in an episode of her popular talk show. Clutter is stuff we accumulate through time? Hoarding is a mental disease that reflects our dependency to things that we have difficulty letting go of.
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