316 - Solve the Problem for Good!

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Lisawoodruff, Education, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 3 January 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

When you are first getting organized, I teach you that there are actually 3 steps you need to take to get your schedule, your home, and your papers in order. First, you declutter. Second, you organize. Third, you improve your productivity.

I teach you how to start getting organized each week by using a Sunday Basket® . I help you to get your home organized in the 100 Day Home Organization Program. Once you have these areas under control, you will be amazed at how you get more done in less time than you ever have before. Women tell me all the time in the Wednesday Transformational Podcasts how much more free time they have.

Today on the podcast, I want to share with you how I use these very same organizational skills to tackle other problem areas in my life. I wanted to solve several problems for good. I was tired of the time and mental energy I was spending on each of these areas of my life. To be honest, I could not have solved these problems prior to getting my home and paper organized first, but I have now permanently fixed these life issues.

Listen in today to hear how I solved several of the issues in my life for good. I will tell you about my hair, my makeup, my schedule, my food, and my clothing. I also teach you the skills, the thinking, and the steps to finding the same solutions in your own life.

Share with me on Instagram or Facebook and tell me what problem you are able to solve for good!

PS - If you want to have me visit your city in person during the book tour for The Paper Solution: What to Shred, What to Save, and How to Stop It From Taking Over Your Life launching August 4, 2020, please fill out your information and connections here.

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0:00.0	This week's mailbag comes to us from Julie. Bottom line, thank you, Lisa. I didn't think I needed the medical binder when I upgraded, but I totally did.
0:12.0	I upgraded to all access a while back and I have been easing into it
0:16.5	due to moving a couple of hundred miles for work this summer. I really didn't think I needed
0:21.6	the medical binder as I only have one child who
0:24.4	thankfully is very healthy and my dad well he's only 57.
0:29.0	Unfortunately my dad has had some health issues since the move, and he will be having major
0:35.4	surgery within a few weeks to remove a large section of his colon.
0:39.9	We were both feeling overwhelmed, and then I was able to pull out the binder and just tell him,
0:45.4	I think this will help.
0:46.9	And it has made a huge difference and he has been filling it out on his own.
0:52.7	For some context, he has opted to do the RV thing in his retirement, so he does not consistently
0:58.3	see the same doctors for recurring problems.
1:01.0	The medical binder is allowing both of us to keep track of all this information from a variety of doctors across the country.
1:07.0	And now it is allowing his doctors to see the records from previous visits.
1:12.0	Again, thank you, Lisa.
1:15.1	Do you have an Organized 365 success story?
1:18.6	We would love to hear about it.
1:20.6	Please send us an email at Lisa at Organized 365.com and tell us how you have
1:26.6	taken back your home, your paper, and your life with Organized 365.
1:40.0	Welcome to the Organized 365 podcast. I'm your host professional organizer productivity expert and
1:44.9	motivational speaker Lisa Woodruff. This podcast will help you embrace progress
1:51.0	over perfection and create lasting functional organizing in your home.
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