Creating a system

When you look at your inbox each day, how do you feel? Do you dread opening Gmail because of all the emails that need your attention now? If you're anything like I was, you'd be stressed already and not even out of bed yet.

Do you crave stability in your life? Wish you had a more structure in your schedule? Here are 5 ways to build structure into your weekly and daily schedule so you can feel calm, stable, and prepared for whatever comes your way!

When you look at your inbox each day, how do you feel? Do you dread opening Gmail because of all the emails that need your attention now? If you're anything like I was, you'd be stressed already and not even out of bed yet.

Goals are a great way to set a vision, but to actually achieve goals you need to focus on your systems. Create systems that support your goals.

If you are a beginner looking for basic information and ways to make it work for you, read this! It will help you know more about the law of attraction.

In this blog post, Mindful organizer and life design coach Jessica Tudos outlines a system for creating a personal filing system based on your life's priorities and categories. Stay organized and decluttered by categorizing your life.

Systems scribing can create an original model that the group needs right in the moment. As visual practitioners, we can make visible the parts and the whole; the patterns and perspectives.

📄💻 Dreaming of a clutter-free digital space? 🚀 Ready to make 2024 your year of going paperless? Let's dive into some tried-and-tested tips to create and maintain your digital filing system like a pro! 🌟 paper piles, just pure productivity! 📱✨ Click image to view blog post!!

One area that we often forget to create a system for is digital organization. Back in episode 44 I talked about how to set up a system to organize your email, but today I want to touch on digital files in a space like Google Drive or Dropbox. Take my simple framework to build a system for digital file organization that is easy to maintain. Grab a paper and pen for this one and let's get to it!