Remember when your mom made you clean out your closet or under your bed when you were a kid? You'd find things you forgot about, things that you'd been looking for, things that you had outgrown? Well, this weekend I had an experience that reminded me of my childhood in that I got motivated to clean out my entire office, from soup to nuts, and for as hard as it was to get up the energy to do it, I'm finding I've been rewarded tenfold for the effort.
Opening yourself up to being organized can be a process for your life focusing on the things you want and illuminating the path to take to get there. Clutter and disorganization aren't only physically manifested, but can be found most definitely in your thought processes as well. Internal spring cleaning can be accomplished through the universe exercise I've described in previous articles.
The modern world seems to be running at an accelerated speed. There's so much to think about--families, work, stuff, cars, health. Our offices accumulate paper, books, office supplies, computer components, electronic devices. It's overwhelming and the sheer amount of stuff is probably partly responsible for me not being as organized as I'd like to be.
There are so many things to focus on on a daily basis. Convenience has almost become counter intuitive. We spread our attentions so thing that we can't give enough energy to any one thing and it's hindering us from paying the necessary attention to the important things in life.
Something I'm going to be introducing soon involves the universe system. My goal is to create a quarterly review which will help to streamline our universes into a daily review of the top things we're working on making it easier focus on the things we're looking to manifest.
Clarity is of the utmost importance and with organization comes clarity. We can achieve amazing results with all aspects of our lives and have breakthrough after breakthrough in our abilities to manifest and grow and persuade.
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