Stuck No More – Clutter Be Gone! – by Katy Tafoya
“Don’t own so much clutter that you will be relieved to see your house catch fire.”
In fact, according to Clutter Clearing and Feng Shui expert, Karen Kingston, “the word “clutter” derives from the Middle English word “clotter,” which means to coagulate.” As in to clot and to clog….like your arteries.
Not cool.
Imagine what that means to your life and your business. Think of how many ways you could be blocking your energy and getting in your own way.
As I write this, I look to my left and see a heaping pile of clutter on my desk. I hate it. Every time I turn and see it, I’m reminded of how much I hate it. Every time I look for something important and have to shuffle through the mess, I feel my energy draining and my frustration growing.
Ugh, just thinking about it wears me down.
The good news (at least to me), is that each and every time I put aside a few minutes to clean up the clutter (I use a timer and some good music to make it easier to deal with) I find that amazing things happen.
You see, once you clean up the space, ditch the junk and make space, you’ve cleared up the energy for something new to come in.
And like we all learned back in High School…nature abhors a vacuum and will rush in to fill that now empty space with something good…new clients, new opportunities and even new money. And who would turn their back on any of that?!?!
So I challenge you to set aside 15 minutes today (or tomorrow, or this week…just do it!) and clear your clutter. You don’t have to tackle every room or even every piece of furniture in one room.
But start somewhere and toss, toss, straighten, file and toss some more.
Then sit back and wait for the amazing opportunities, unexpected benefits, surprise money and even new clients that come into your life.
It almost makes it worth living through the clutter for a while. Almost.
ACTION PLAN: So what’s the first step you’ll be taking in clearing out your clutter?
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Katy Tafoya is teacher and a coach who finds joy in helping women claim their passion and expertise. She guides solopreneurs to make their lives and their businesses juicier, more fulfilling and more successful. She also leads the Val Gal quarterly networking dinners which are always open to the public and in the greater San Fernando Valley. If you’re ready to identify, claim and leverage your expertise and live your passion you can sign up for a a F.R.E.E. subscription to her weekly ezine at SuccessForSolpreneurs.com.
