327 - Point of View - Religion of Origin

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Lisawoodruff, Education, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 20 March 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In February, the Organize 365 Podcasts were designed to help you to discover YOU. I want you to have some tools and frameworks to learn more about yourself and how you see the world. (Don’t forget to take your FREE personality tests from Cloverleaf!)

In March, I want to share with you four different points of view that affect how I see the world. We all start out seeing the world from our own experience and our own life. We adopt a cognitive bias that shapes how we understand everything around us. These points of view shape your organizational decisions and how you view the world. And, as you explore your own point of view, you can better understand your own mental models.

I will be sharing some of my own mental models and points of view this month. This week I share how religion has played a role in my life. It is a cornerstone of my identity, so I share some of the different experiences I have had. I talk about my own beliefs and personal growth, but I hope you can see how I think deeply about the ways my mindset has changed throughout my life. I want to give you the skills to analyze your own mindset, and change it if needed.

I am consciously trying to grow Organize 365 into a community that will reach all kinds of women, many who will be different than me. Organization is a LEARNABLE skill that we can all acquire together. I want you to be able to learn these skills, get your home and paper organized, and then be able to use the extra time for what you were uniquely created to do.

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0:15.9	This week's mailbag comes to us from Julie. I am the notebook journal Queen. I have been my whole life. I am a mother of two and they attend two different schools. I volunteer. I am in a book club. I run a successful and demanding business from home with a husband who works shift work. My lists were my lifeline. When we moved into our
0:21.6	home ten years ago my brother-in-law stopped after multiple trips into our home and said,
0:27.0	This is the sixth box labeled Julie's journals, and I replied replied there are two more.
0:34.2	Recently I listened to the ditch your to-do list for index cards on the way to a
0:39.0	clients.
0:40.8	After I thought notebooks will work for me, and then four times that day I had something come to my mind and I thought I need to put this on an index card.
0:50.0	Tuesday it happened four more times.
0:53.0	Wednesday it happened six times and I went and picked up index cards for my beautiful
0:57.7	sister.
0:58.7	Today I joined my daughter's school on a field trip, my first time leaving my home without a notebook in years.
1:06.5	Two 911s came in from clients.
1:09.2	They are on an index card now in my pocket because I know this is action I need to take today. I was able
1:15.8	to make my note and immediately jump back into being present and not once today have I
1:21.0	worried about forgetting which notebook I put the note in or repeating in my head,
1:26.5	don't forget to, don't forget to.
1:30.0	My mental clarity and peace has been transformed and I am full of gratitude.
1:35.3	Thank you, Lisa.
1:37.1	Do you have an organized 365 success story?
1:40.4	If so, we would love to hear about it.
1:43.0	Please send us an email at Customer Service at Organized 365
1:47.0	and tell us how you have taken back your home, your paper,
1:51.0	and your life with Organized 365.
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