Posts Tagged ‘Clearing Clutter’

You Can’t Stockpile Opportunities

March 3rd, 2010

Ideas and opportunities can come any time, any place. Often they just start as a thought that pops into your head. They can arrive completely randomly, or be triggered by something you see, or hear. I like to think ideas come from a greater source, something we can’t fully understand, but that is more powerful than just little old us. As such, an idea is a gift and it should make you do something, take some kind of action – but how often do we get great ideas and not do anything with them?

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Live in the Now!

February 8th, 2010

Most people have heard the saying:
“The past is history, the future is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it’s called the present.”

However, how many of us spend a large proportion of our time either dwelling on issues of the past or striving to create a fantastic future?  We are missing the here and now.  While it’s worthwhile to reflect on the past, and to visualise the future, most of us would benefit from focusing more attention on the present.

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Saying ‘No” – the Power of a 2 Letter Word

February 1st, 2010

How often do you say “yes” when you really mean “no”?  Do you run yourself ragged trying to get things done that you agreed to but didn’t want to do in the first place?  Do you wonder why you have no time and energy left for the things that are important to you?  Do you worry about letting other people down?  Do you wonder why on earth you said “yes” in the first place? 

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Create More Energy by Sorting the Small Stuff

January 11th, 2010

Have you ever thought about how much energy you waste on little niggly, irritations? Those little things that you tolerate on a daily basis but that aren’t quite enough of a nuisance to do something about? You know the things I mean, the messy drawer, the tap that drips, the strange noise in the dishwasher, the pile of filing on the corner of your desk, the missing button on your favourite shirt, and the list goes on. While these are all small, insignificant things on their own, together they add up to a major drain on our energy. If you picture that all your energy is held by a polystyrene cup, and each of these irritations are represented with a pin prick, you can see that before long your polystyrene cup resembles a sieve and all your energy is fast disappearing! Read More

Simplify Your Life!

January 8th, 2010

Are you suffering from overwhelm?  Do you ever wish the world would stop so you can get off?  Do you feel like your life is just one never-ending circle?  It might be time to simplify.

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Let it Go – The Art of Forgiveness

January 8th, 2010

Are you harbouring a grudge against someone, or something?  If you are, and you think this is affecting the other party concerned, then you are seriously misleading yourself.  The only person that you are hurting by holding onto these negative thoughts, is you!  Do yourself a favour and let it go.  The power and benefits of forgiveness is huge, but admittedly it is sometimes easier said than done.

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What To Do When Your Problems Are Actually Someone Else’s – The Art of Setting Boundaries

December 8th, 2009

Many clients come to me in despair with problems and issues that actually belong to other people – partners, children, friends, family members, work colleagues.  Often they’ve tried to get these people to change their offending behaviour and failed.  And therein lies the problem.  We can’t change other people, nor do we have any right to.  People will change if and when they want to and not a moment sooner.

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