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Here's a lovely post from Janet Barclay - Web Design with a Personal Touch to get your weekend off to a thoughtful start. I love stories about these kinds of connections!:

Everything is Connected:The Value of Networking & The Butterfly Effect The butterfly effect is real, and it beautifully illustrates the power of networking in both personal and professional realms.

Happy Tuesday! Here's my latest post from The Stuff - making some connections between my spiritual learnings and ways coaching can make a difference with clients..

Our Threads - SkillSet Coaching - The Stuff Behind The Stuff In this week's Stuff, Sara shares some thoughts and discoveries from a recent conference, and ponders the connections to her own work.

Friends with school-age kiddos...I'll bet a lot of this stuff came home to roost a few weeks ago. Julie Bestry has you covered with her brilliant suggestions for managing all the masterpieces.

From Glitter to Macaroni (Part 2): Storing and Displaying Children’s Art | Best Results Organizing (DRAWING) THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE Last week, in From Glitter to Macaroni (Part 1): Downsizing and Organizing Children’s Art, we looked at the key elements of digging out from under so that you're house doesn't have three-inch thick wallpaper layers of kiddie art. To recap the key concepts: Child...

Here's another thought-provoking post from my colleague Linda Samuels with Oh, So Organized!. So many times it's the little things that make a big difference...

How to Let Go of What’s Not Working to Joyfully Make Way for What Does — Oh, So Organized Are there things in your life that aren’t working? Discover how to let go, be more mindful, and change the status quo so you can thrive.

Who can write an approachable post on death organizing that includes the word, "megalomaniacal?" My friend and clever colleague Best Results Organizing, that's who! Check out her wise instruction on how to handle your social media accounts after you aren't able to handle them anymore...

Paper Doll Explains Digital Social Legacy Account Management | Best Results Organizing ANTICIPATE THE FUTURE An essential part of organizing your paper and information involves thinking wisely about the future. It requires anticipating what might (or will) happen and taking precautions to make things less problematic when the possible, probable, or guaranteed happens. This is why so m...

My smart colleague Diane Quintana at DNQ Solutions has some thoughts about that inner voice, and how to use it to your advantage in an organizing situation...

Clearing the Clutter: How to Use Your Inner Voice for Effective Decluttering - DNQ Solutions Professional organizer, Diane Quintana, describes how to use your inner voice to help when you're clearing the clutter from your home.

Looking for a weekend organizing project? Basic Organization has some great words of wisdom on shopping in your own closet...

"Kiss Your Clutter Goodbye"- Part 6 - Basic Organization Kiss Your Clutter Goodbye Part 6. Clearing clutter is not “One Solution Fits All.” Follow along for different strategies

Organizing on the stage? The Seana Method has a review of what looks like an important and insightful play - plus wise insights of her own.

Broadway’s Take on Organizing, Decluttering, and What We Really “Need” a field trip to get Broadway’s take on organizing, decluttering, and what we really “need.”

A new post from The Stuff is out this morning - what comes to mind when you consider the word, "force"? We're digging into lots of options...join us in the conversation.

What's In A Word? - The Stuff Behind The Stuff® - SkillSet Coaching From ancient languages to Pearl Jam to a galaxy far, far away - we're looking at shades of meaning, and how they impact what you want to do.

Whew, it's been a hot second since I posted here - so let's kick 2024 off with some humor! Check out this fun post from my friend and colleague Hazel Thornton is Organized For Life:

Inspirational flow charts, graphics, and cartoons - Hazel Thornton I love flow charts, graphics, and cartoons! These days, the simpler the better. Here are some of my favorites.