My Success with Declutter Your Life in 21 Days

Putting a routine on paper is easy. I can whip up a perfect routine in just a couple of minutes. Just don’t ask me to put that perfect routine into action. Once I attempt that, the routine fizzles just as quickly as I came up with it.

Recently, I was diagnosed with the inattentive type of adult ADHD. While this is not an excuse, it does explain why I’ve had such a hard time over the years with routines, no matter how hard I tried to keep up with them.

My Experiences with Who Am I?:

In answering the who, perhaps you’ll uncover the why “I’m Nobody! Who are you? Are you – Nobody – too?” It may not be what reclusive poet Emily Dickenson meant when she wrote those lines, but I’ve always seen a child hiding behind her hands, hoping no one would see her.

My  Experiences with 15 Day Spiritual Journey:

I have been studying A Course in Miracles since 1996 and earlier this year read A Course of Love, a continuation of ACIM. When I finished, I accepted Mari’s Spirituality Journaling Challenge to help me digest the new material.

My life is filled with synchronicities and serendipities, and so is yours. I am in constant awe about the unplanned, unrequested joys I experience. Some people call it “chance” or “luck” or “coincidence.” Whatever name you give this phenomenon, honor the feelings that go with your culminating event.

So, what are synchronicities and serendipities? Synchronicities are situations that pop up unexpected, but hoped for, like a great parking space. There is an element of intention. We can neither create them nor predict them. We may plan, but in the end, the finish is out of our control, and might be more wonderful than we imagined possible. Serendipities are always “happy accidents.” that require nothing more than our willingness to be open to receive them. So, synchronicities lead to serendipities. What fun!

Cluttered minds create cluttered lives.

Have you ever noticed how much harder life feels when your mind is weighed down with negative thoughts? Mind clutter can make it difficult to see things as they are, and even more difficult to find your way through life’s challenging moments.

But clutter can also take a toll on your health. Swirling negative thoughts lead to increased levels of stress and anxiety. And that can result in unhealthy coping behaviors that can further damage your health.

If you’re craving a deeper sense of focus and clarity, this article will show you how to clear mind clutter through journaling.

I opened my last post by discussing the meaning of prosperity--favorable or marked by success or economic well-being. There are many things you can do to help yourself get to a state of feeling prosperous much faster than you would otherwise. 

January is a time of resolutions, but the truth is, you can make a change whenever you want. You don’t need to wait for a new year or even a new day. Start now! But since financial resolutions are usually at the top of everyone’s list along with physical health (my personal resolution this year is eating better) it’s the perfect time to discuss a few ways you can attract prosperity. 

Thirty-one ways, to be exact!

In this day and age, it is difficult to find time to reflect in depth every day. Life demands so much from people especially those with physically draining jobs that they would just rather end up resting after a long day. Still, it’s best to keep in mind that self-assessment allows you to holistically grow as a person. It is the ability to assess oneself to discover how much progress has been made.

Practicing self-assessment would require you to consistently monitor your own abilities and stability with the goal of finding out what has worked for you and what could be improved. This would also allow you to check your strengths and weaknesses, giving you more authority to own your development. After all,. assessing one's self can aid your career growth plan as well.