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I’m answering a question about project-related clutter. What do you do when there are various projects laying around?? Especially when they’re things you actually do?
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I started listening to this episode as I drove to work, and was thinking “Dana is SO GREAT!” You really understand some of the odd twists and turns of my thoughts. You nailed it when you talked about avoiding tasks that are associated with a project, for fear of getting completely lost in the project. My projects and my need to clear a space are not as separate as I’d thought. I haven’t even heard this whole episode yet and am eager to learn any ways to keep from vanishing into the timeless zone of projects. I try to use timers, but often I just end up ignoring or snoozing them, even though I know I shouldn’t. It’s as if I’m a separate person once I get caught up in something that feels creative. I often avoid the work I love because I don’t trust myself to stop, even just to eat or sleep. It’s a constant struggle.
Hi there. I’ve been working on the 28 day method and adding things in. The results have been remarkable. However, I just had obesity surgery and one of the side effects seems to be my sense of smell is now at superhero level. My house is getting under control, but it still smells slightly funky. Any ideas? Right now I wash my kitchen and bathroom floor on a weekly cycle and my oiled wood floors monthly (mostly because they have a multistep and time consuming cleaning process and I can’t use bleach or other cleaning agents on it). Am I not washing my floors enough? Do my carpets have smell? I’m at my wits end.