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Who determined that the first of the year was the time for everyone to get their act together?In other words, that’s when you can get the best deals on storage containers and other organisational tools.Is it that we need additional storage boxes and containers after realising we have too many after taking down the Christmas decorations?It might also have something to do with the idea of starting over in the new year.No of the explanation, this is one of my favourite seasons.At least, that’s how I like to think of myself: a person who is always prepared.In reality, no matter how well organised we are (or believe we are), our lives and needs are always evolving, and so too are our organisational requirements.Let’s accept this as our cue to finally get our act together.That may stand to be its own special day.Taking a week off at the beginning of the year would give everyone a chance to get their life in order for the next year.What you’re saying makes sense to me.Look at my Pinterest board labelled “Organize Everything” for more ideas.I grouped all of my organising inspiration onto one board rather than “organised” it into individual boards because I think it’s possible to apply ideas from one space to another, such as the kitchen to the laundry room or the closet.It’s impossible to provide a particular method of organisation.Since everyone of us is unique and has certain requirements, we must tailor our solutions to our own circumstances if we want them to be effective.
The pursuit of order is an end in itself rather than a starting point.
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This is what I found: As an Organization, Your Personality Traits Are: essential features Precise and a stickler for deadlines Energetic A perfectionist who might be too picky at times As soon as I read it, I knew it was incorrect.
But when it said things like, “I adore labels and organise my clothes by colour,” and I knew I was caught.
Absolutely, it describes me to a T!
For this reason, I want to spend the month of January doing what I like most: organising.
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Sunburst mirrors are my jam, particularly when they can be made with little expense.
The leaves on The Nester’s sunburst mirror are fashioned using a cheap and readily accessible craft material found at any dollar shop.
Try to guess what it is.
Although I’ve seen some amazing projects made by other bloggers using these, I’m more of a “now” sort of gal, so when I realised I couldn’t acquire any more paint sticks from the shop right then, I came up with an idea on the spot to construct my own sunburst mirror.
Since we moved here about a year ago, that vacant wall in the entryway has been the first thing visitors have seen.
I have seen several pictures of sunburst mirrors constructed by amateurs out of paint sticks, twigs, and other materials, and I must say that I am rather enamoured with them.
It was on the site of Thrifty Decor Chick that I first saw this, and it immediately drew my attention.
It turns out to be both cheap and simple to create.
Up to the staining process, I followed everything exactly.
I used a grey stain to get the desired hue.
Because I wanted it to seem worn, I didn’t obsess about getting it equal and flawless.
Soapstone effect was achieved by drawing over the whole item with white chalk and smudging it after letting it cure for a few hours.
After that, I used mirror glue to connect the mirror and let it to dry for many more hours.
Changes only go downhill in the absence of an equivalent gain in psychological safety and support.
Employees are left worried and overworked.
The lack of a compelling vision, the absence of tangible progress, and the absence of leaders who provide both practical and emotional support causes people to lose trust in the transition.
When leaders and other important stakeholders lose trust in the change, they may try to put distance between themselves and the process in an effort to protect their personal brands by shifting focus.
