(What is RSS?)I won’t get much done on this goal today, but I have done this—picked up all the papers on the floor near my desk; sorted them; thrown most of them out. The floor is definitely looking better.
A bit later: I really don’t want to do this, but in the spirit of reaching this goal (ever), I need to go file those papers that I have set aside for filing. :madface:
A bit later after that: It’s funny—I so much didn’t want to do that. And it took no time at all.
Haven’t done this yet, but I hope I can make the LinkSys file; do a t-shirt box; and start the Yale box.
Later: Did none of these. I don’t think I made any progress on this goal today.
If I can’t do anything else, I can at least spend one minute a day putting stuff in a file. Just now I created six new files, on various topics (with contents), and put them all in the “Filing Box”.
I see that legallyred recommends 15-minute spurts. I wonder if I could do those? (or do I need to stick with my 1-minute undertakings for now?)
I like the way Heather got started on this. Although perhaps I should do it the other way ‘round – by starting with what’s easiest.
I might not be able to meet this goal. It may be too hard for me to give something up on a daily basis. However, I can perhaps substitute an “organize something” every day goal instead.
I would like to meet this goal by discarding something, however small, every day.
Toward this end, I have just discarded some calendar pages that I have been keeping around in the hope that someday I would study and/or frame the artwork on them. I won’t. They’re gone.
