AmyBoz
01-26-2005, 09:28 PM
Okay! Out of the bedroom and into the office we go! (and if you are wondering...no, there is no rhyme or reason to the order of the rooms we are doing. I am not doing kids bedrooms or guest bedrooms right now because I don't want us to get bedroomed out.)
Surprisingly, our first assignment in the office takes out out of the office and through the whole house, then back to the office again.
I want you to get some sort of a box, basket, or even bag, if you have nothing else. I want you to go through your entire home...yes, your WHOLE home. I want you to pick up every single piece of paper you find. EVERY SINGLE ONE. When you have searched every nook and cranny, I want you to bring that container back to the office. (Of course, I want you to pick up all the paper in the office as well.)
Next, I want you to dump it all out and go through it. The only thing I want you to do with this huge pile of papers is to identify the trash. Touch each piece of paper. Pick it up. Look at it. Make a quick decision. If it is junk, throw it out. (Have a garbage can handy...once you toss it in there, it is unlikely you will have second thoughts about keeping it.) Everything else goes back in the bag.
Obviously, we will be doing more with this box of papers tomorrow, but for now, thinning out the garbage from the important stuff will make a world of difference!
I'm going to do this in steps. Tomorrow morning, I'll be collecting the papers. When I get home from work, I'll be going through and tossing out the junk.
Okay, hop to it! :D
Surprisingly, our first assignment in the office takes out out of the office and through the whole house, then back to the office again.
I want you to get some sort of a box, basket, or even bag, if you have nothing else. I want you to go through your entire home...yes, your WHOLE home. I want you to pick up every single piece of paper you find. EVERY SINGLE ONE. When you have searched every nook and cranny, I want you to bring that container back to the office. (Of course, I want you to pick up all the paper in the office as well.)
Next, I want you to dump it all out and go through it. The only thing I want you to do with this huge pile of papers is to identify the trash. Touch each piece of paper. Pick it up. Look at it. Make a quick decision. If it is junk, throw it out. (Have a garbage can handy...once you toss it in there, it is unlikely you will have second thoughts about keeping it.) Everything else goes back in the bag.
Obviously, we will be doing more with this box of papers tomorrow, but for now, thinning out the garbage from the important stuff will make a world of difference!
I'm going to do this in steps. Tomorrow morning, I'll be collecting the papers. When I get home from work, I'll be going through and tossing out the junk.
Okay, hop to it! :D