It is insanely challenging to keep up with everything. And then we tack on a New Year’s resolution without letting go of some other time consuming habit.
Predictable failure?
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Predictable failure?
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Excuses are addicting
(photo: Ice Cream World is across 222 from Dorney Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania.)
Excuses are addicting.
Or maybe a disease.
Is there a cure?
And if there is, how do we gain access?
Snow on the ground with freezing temperatures.
It’s too cold to eat ice cream.
Ha.
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A different type of being organized
(photo: Municipal Park trash can.)
What stopped the designer and approval committee from using this instead?:
Trash only please.
One word.
Powerful.
It’s a different type of “being organized”.
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We think it’s an event but it’s not
(photo: Three drum sets in a Pennsylvania relative’s basement.)
How much stuff do we need?
Many New Year’s resolutions revolve around getting more organized.
Being organized is a daily habit.
We struggle as long as we keep thinking it’s an event.
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Untouchable value
(photo: Most merchants understand that humans find a great sale irresistible. The whole “buy more stuff, more often” goal of every marketer.)
Untouchable value. That’s what being lean, having minimal possessions, and being decently organized means – untouchable value
Living like you mean it is a verb.
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