So -- how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
So -- how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
So -- how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
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- How are those New Year resolutions coming along?
So — how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
Resolutions are all about moving forward. One of the biggest leaps forward we make is moving to a new residence. Whether you are upgrading or downsizing moving offers new opportunities to be resolute. However, keeping resolutions is not always easy. In fact humankind has been making and breaking New Year resolutions for about 4,000 years.
Studies show that people who make their resolutions explicit are ten times more successful in keeping them. Check out some advice on keeping your resolutions .
If you are planning a move then you already made and are keeping a resolution. So congrats you are ahead of the game. Good Stuff Moving has tips to help you pack for your move. But what about all the household organizational tasks you resolved to do over the years and just haven’t gotten to? Don’t feel too bad; being more organized consistently tops the list of American’s New Year resolutions. Second only to weight loss, getting organized is one of those tasks that really vex us. So if organizing the whole house before a move seems overwhelming pick specific tasks and move forward one resolution at a time. Experts agree starting with small achievable resolutions is the best path forward to success.
No junk drawer in 2013
You know it, in the kitchen; it has rubber bands, take out menus, twist ties, chip clips, keys to unknown locks and random notes to self. It is so full you can barely open it much less tell what’s inside. Organize those take out menus in a binder, chuck the keys and put the rubber bands, chip clips and twist ties in a baggie. It may still all end up in the drawer but it’s transformed from junk to utility drawer, resolve to keep it that way.
Should old acquaintance be forgot?
Yes, if they are never brought to mind but instead clutter your closet, then absolutely out with the old. If you can’t remember the last acquaintance with that cable knit sweater or circa 1980’s exercise bike then garage sale it, donate it, even if you have to dump it, resolve not to bring it with you on your move. In addition to freeing yourself of unused stuff, you will save time and money on moving day.
Despite our national dysfunction with getting organized most of us have fairly organized homes but we know we could do better. Do you have a room that is kind of like the junk drawer? It’s the room we don’t often use and it becomes a catchall for things we don’t know what to do with. Then it becomes the room we can’t use because it is full of things we don’t know what to do with.
Like the cluttered closet and the messy junk drawer the sacrificed room will need some purging. The Organizing Junkie has some great tips on purging before a move.
Have you made a resolution for 2013? Were you successful in keeping your resolution from 2012? Do you make the same one every year? Share your New Year’s resolutions with us on our Facebook page.
Check back for our next post on how to go green and still be clean.
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651-488-4808
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Send us an Email
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Got Questions?
- How are those New Year resolutions coming along?
So — how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
Resolutions are all about moving forward. One of the biggest leaps forward we make is moving to a new residence. Whether you are upgrading or downsizing moving offers new opportunities to be resolute. However, keeping resolutions is not always easy. In fact humankind has been making and breaking New Year resolutions for about 4,000 years.
Studies show that people who make their resolutions explicit are ten times more successful in keeping them. Check out some advice on keeping your resolutions .
If you are planning a move then you already made and are keeping a resolution. So congrats you are ahead of the game. Good Stuff Moving has tips to help you pack for your move. But what about all the household organizational tasks you resolved to do over the years and just haven’t gotten to? Don’t feel too bad; being more organized consistently tops the list of American’s New Year resolutions. Second only to weight loss, getting organized is one of those tasks that really vex us. So if organizing the whole house before a move seems overwhelming pick specific tasks and move forward one resolution at a time. Experts agree starting with small achievable resolutions is the best path forward to success.
No junk drawer in 2013
You know it, in the kitchen; it has rubber bands, take out menus, twist ties, chip clips, keys to unknown locks and random notes to self. It is so full you can barely open it much less tell what’s inside. Organize those take out menus in a binder, chuck the keys and put the rubber bands, chip clips and twist ties in a baggie. It may still all end up in the drawer but it’s transformed from junk to utility drawer, resolve to keep it that way.
Should old acquaintance be forgot?
Yes, if they are never brought to mind but instead clutter your closet, then absolutely out with the old. If you can’t remember the last acquaintance with that cable knit sweater or circa 1980’s exercise bike then garage sale it, donate it, even if you have to dump it, resolve not to bring it with you on your move. In addition to freeing yourself of unused stuff, you will save time and money on moving day.
Despite our national dysfunction with getting organized most of us have fairly organized homes but we know we could do better. Do you have a room that is kind of like the junk drawer? It’s the room we don’t often use and it becomes a catchall for things we don’t know what to do with. Then it becomes the room we can’t use because it is full of things we don’t know what to do with.
Like the cluttered closet and the messy junk drawer the sacrificed room will need some purging. The Organizing Junkie has some great tips on purging before a move.
Have you made a resolution for 2013? Were you successful in keeping your resolution from 2012? Do you make the same one every year? Share your New Year’s resolutions with us on our Facebook page.
Check back for our next post on how to go green and still be clean.
Share with friends
- How are those New Year resolutions coming along?
So — how are those New Year resolutions coming along?
Resolutions are all about moving forward. One of the biggest leaps forward we make is moving to a new residence. Whether you are upgrading or downsizing moving offers new opportunities to be resolute. However, keeping resolutions is not always easy. In fact humankind has been making and breaking New Year resolutions for about 4,000 years.
Studies show that people who make their resolutions explicit are ten times more successful in keeping them. Check out some advice on keeping your resolutions .
If you are planning a move then you already made and are keeping a resolution. So congrats you are ahead of the game. Good Stuff Moving has tips to help you pack for your move. But what about all the household organizational tasks you resolved to do over the years and just haven’t gotten to? Don’t feel too bad; being more organized consistently tops the list of American’s New Year resolutions. Second only to weight loss, getting organized is one of those tasks that really vex us. So if organizing the whole house before a move seems overwhelming pick specific tasks and move forward one resolution at a time. Experts agree starting with small achievable resolutions is the best path forward to success.
No junk drawer in 2013
You know it, in the kitchen; it has rubber bands, take out menus, twist ties, chip clips, keys to unknown locks and random notes to self. It is so full you can barely open it much less tell what’s inside. Organize those take out menus in a binder, chuck the keys and put the rubber bands, chip clips and twist ties in a baggie. It may still all end up in the drawer but it’s transformed from junk to utility drawer, resolve to keep it that way.
Should old acquaintance be forgot?
Yes, if they are never brought to mind but instead clutter your closet, then absolutely out with the old. If you can’t remember the last acquaintance with that cable knit sweater or circa 1980’s exercise bike then garage sale it, donate it, even if you have to dump it, resolve not to bring it with you on your move. In addition to freeing yourself of unused stuff, you will save time and money on moving day.
Despite our national dysfunction with getting organized most of us have fairly organized homes but we know we could do better. Do you have a room that is kind of like the junk drawer? It’s the room we don’t often use and it becomes a catchall for things we don’t know what to do with. Then it becomes the room we can’t use because it is full of things we don’t know what to do with.
Like the cluttered closet and the messy junk drawer the sacrificed room will need some purging. The Organizing Junkie has some great tips on purging before a move.
Have you made a resolution for 2013? Were you successful in keeping your resolution from 2012? Do you make the same one every year? Share your New Year’s resolutions with us on our Facebook page.
Check back for our next post on how to go green and still be clean.