 I was hanging out with a professional organizer recently, and we got to talking about her business.
I wanted to check out more of her work, so I asked if she had a blog.
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A short post this week.
I wanted to send a reminder that it’s all going to be okay.  Photo by Drop the Label Movement on Unsplash Phoof. What a week last week!
I had a Facebook Live interview with the lovely Eva Jannotta of Simply Put Strategies.  Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash I was feeling swamped and chaotic recently.
So I started thinking about guidelines I could follow, to help me handle things as they came up, and feel more in control.  I remember the first “personal growth” exercise I created.
(I say “created” – I’m sure other people have done it too, but I didn’t know it at the time.)  I was thinking about me and my partner today. We go through ups and downs - like any couple - and have moments where it feels like we’re on different planets.
Someone close to me recently decided to stop working on the business idea they'd been pursuing.
They’d got pretty far with it... had been working on it for most of the year... but decided it wasn’t for them.  Image by fancycrave1 from Pixabay Last week, I found some candles I'd hardly used (and if that isn’t a catchy opener, I don’t know what is!)
 This one kinda speaks for itself... why should we keep going, when pursuing a goal can be so tough?
So often goals can feel pointless. You feel like you’re going round in circles, and it’s tempting (and easier) to watch TV or hang out on social media. Quite a few people have joined the community recently, so I thought now might be a great time to explain where the name The Five Percent came from.
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