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An important goal of being decently organized is to be able to build in the spontaneity factor.
This is the ability to stop in the midst of many priorities and be able to shift to – something important, but not urgent.
Like realizing that in 90 minutes a new movie is about to start and now is perfect timing, so you call an audible and do it.
And the movie (as you hoped but highly doubted) you saw ends up being one of the best you’ve ever seen. Ever.
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Year end and year beginnings are often some of the busiest because there are these real and imaginary deadlines we are battling.
The imaginary ones are the most interesting, but can’t quite figure out why.
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Life is not fair, yet motivation is always up for grabs.
What is our philosophy based on?
Having a clear, concise, and compelling life purpose?
And organizing life to be successful at it?
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The top row has all the social media I use each and every day. Easy access is key.
Everyday we see the piles, and the stuff we question why we still have it. And everyday we stall on throwing it out or donating it. Clutter is just that, clutter. It holds me us back.
What I’m thankful for is the one overlooked goal for personal organization. Which is not being perfectly organized, but to be very decently organized.
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Between Vince Lombardi and Walt Disney (and others), we can conclude that aiming for perfection is the only way to start. And that settling for excellence is as low as our bar should go.
Insight: Aim for perfection, settle for excellence.
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Note: Sure, clicking through four other blogs may feel unusual, but look at what your mind, body, spirit, career, and hq get to: think about, smile about, and be grateful for.