Posts Tagged With ‘ marie-kondo ’

Just as one clears out physical clutter during spring cleaning, identifying and discarding mental clutter, such as distractions, commitments, and beliefs that do not align with one’s essential priorities give us a head start on dusting off limitations. This process entails introspection, prioritization, and intentional decision-making to create mental clarity and enhance focus on what brings us genuine fulfillment and value. I have found this principle especially relevant for the artistic and creative mind and I admit, I fit into that category. After reading Marie Kondo’s books on Tidying... Continue Reading

Whenever I’m driving it always seems to be the red ones for me This is a reprint of a classic blog that I wrote in October 2019 when I first started my company Shiageto Consulting. Enjoy! How many times have you found yourself slightly obsessed with something to the point that you lose clarity of thought? Or doing something that adds little value to your life but you do it anyway as you’ve always done it. I’m not talking about anything nefarious or malicious; I mean like a box set that you tell yourself “Only one more episode tonight…”, then before you know it, it’s 3am and you... Continue Reading