Accomplishing More

By Jennifer Snyder

What if I told you there was a shortcut for creating positive change in your life? Would you be interested to know what it was? Whether you want to organize your kitchen (or your whole house), set up a new filing system, lose weight or change some other area of your life, you will get there faster if you focus on fewer things at once. That's right—if you do less, you'll actually accomplish more.

Why is this? When you focus on fewer changes or projects at once, you'll be able to invest more of your time, attention and energy into the project you're working on. This means you'll increase your rate of success. In turn, your success will fuel more success, giving you the confidence and energy to move on to the next project, issue or change. As counter-intuitive as it may seem, the fewer things you focus on at once, the faster you'll improve all areas of your life.

Take action! Take a look at your current project list. What one thing would you like to accelerate and accomplish faster? Circle that project. Next, look for a project or two (or more!) you can delay, temporarily, until that first project is done. Move those projects from your to-do list to a new list called "do later." Then, get busy moving your number one project forward! You'll be amazed at how much more quickly you get things done! And when you mono-task instead of multi-task, you will enjoy your projects more, make fewer mistakes and feel less scattered at the end of the day. Remember the phrase, "Jack of all trades and master of none."

Take time to enjoy the process and have a Neat day!

Jennifer Snyder
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By Jennifer Snyder

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Jennifer Snyder

My name is Jennifer Snyder CPO, Chief Executive Organizer of Neat as a Pin Organizing Experts, a Waco-based company of Professional Organizers that is not only focused on organizing the clutter in your home or office but also clutter of the heart and mind.

I am happy that you are taking an interest in the benefits of getting your home and life organized. Living an organized life is for everyone!

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