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Learning to delegate
To “delegate” means to assign someone else the power or function to do something. Good managers are good at delegating work to other people. That might sound a lot like “passing the buck”. Call it what you want, but it … Continue reading
Apply the KISS rule…
KISS as in “Keep It Simple, Stupid”. I’m thinking there’s got to be a more politically correct “S” term than “stupid”, but “sir” is gender-limiting–so “stupid” it remains. This morning my husband and I had a conversation about a house … Continue reading
Posted in disorganization, employment, money, perspective, priorities, time
Tagged ADD, attention deficit, clutter, disorganization, employment, executive functioning, managing time, organizing, planning, project management, projects, tasks, time
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How to attack tasks for success
I recently griped on my Facebook status that I had so many things to do that I seriously had no idea where to even start. And I was actually serious–*I* was overwhelmed by the number of things on my plate … Continue reading
Posted in disorganization, Peace Inhibitors, perspective, time
Tagged ADD, attention deficit, clutter, disorganization, goals, managing time, mental health, planning, project management, tasks, time
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Intangible disorganization
Disorganization comes in a two forms: tangible (the kind you can touch and see) and intangible (stuff you can’t touch or see, but is there none-the-less). We have already touched on tangible disorganization in this post. Intangible disorganization is all … Continue reading
Posted in disorganization, emotions, Peace Inhibitors, priorities, time
Tagged clutter, disorganization, emotions, managing time, mental health, organizing, planning, priorities, projects, time
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Organic obstacles to organization
What EXACTLY am I talking about here? It depends. For some people, it could mean Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). But some people really just don’t fit the ADD/ADHD diagnosis and have troubles anyway–intermittently or … Continue reading
Posted in disorganization, emotions, Peace Inhibitors
Tagged ADD, anxiety, attention deficit, bipolar, depression, disorganization, emotions, executive functioning, health, mental health, ODD, oppositional defiance, organizing, stress
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Managing your load
Let’s talk about being ill-equipped to handle the load on your plate. If you’re someone that really gets overloaded sometimes, then you may need some basic project management skills to apply to your life. A project is a task that … Continue reading
Posted in disorganization, Peace Inhibitors, support/help, time
Tagged disorganization, employment, goals, making decisions, managing time, organizing, planning, priorities, project management, projects, tasks, time
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Tangible disorganization
So, disorganization comes in a two forms: tangible (the kind you can touch and see) and intangible (stuff you can’t touch or see, but is there none-the-less). Tangible disorganization Today we’re going to cover the tangible. This can be clutter … Continue reading
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Tagged clutter, disorganization, exercises in awareness, mental health, organizing
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