Six-Week Challenge
A Winning Environment: From Clutter to Capacity
Take part in a 6-week journey to guide you towards creating a personal winning environment that will be more fulfilling, giving you more capacity for the things that you value most in life. Because ‘the environment always wins,‘ get rid of some of the clutter in your physical, mental and emotional environments that get in your way.
Each week on Thursday we’ll take a look at a new environment, identifying potential sources of clutter and potential actions we can take to clear the clutter. We’ll have the opportunity to interact via posted comments and a visual poll.
Create your winning environment!
Week 5: Network Environment
Last week you looked at your Relationship environment - the people closest to you. This week we expand that view to your larger Network. Who is in your network? These are colleagues, community members, professional contacts that know you personally and you have...
Week 4: Relationship Environment
How did you do last week with creating additional capacity by examining your Self environment? I treated myself to a spontaneous weekend getaway. Outside of the city in a quiet village with some gorgeous hiking trails through the forest. Got some fresh air, exercise...
Week 3: Self Environment
I'm sitting here writing this at 5:00 in the morning. Have been awake since 2:00, with the mind occupied by problems (yes, Piotr, I am willing to call them problems!) with a client. Ironic, since the environment we're looking at this week is the Self environment -...
Week 2: Physical Environment
How are you doing with your digital decluttering? I just deleted over 1000 emails and 100s of files - there always seems to be more that can be gotten rid of! Again, I felt a sense of control and freedom afterwards and it's good to know that I'm also helping our...
Week 1: Digital Environment
In today's digital age, where online data storage and email communication are pervasive, it's important to consider the personal and environmental benefits of reducing the clutter in these areas. By minimizing the amount of data we store and the number of emails we...