The thirty-fourth issue of the Project Simplify newsletter The Simplifier is now archived on our newsletter archives page. Here is a brief summary of the contents: 1. A Note From Shawn The origins of the David obsession 2. Quote of the Week by Richard Bach 3. Article: Healing Journeys Interview – Shawn Tuttle by PS [...]
by The Simplifier Co-Editor Lance Brown If clutter is starting to overwhelm your office, yard, car, or any other three-dimensional space, and you can’t seem to figure out how to make any headway, the 360-degree method is a simple way to make quick, visible progress. Simply put yourself in the middle of the space you [...]
In the tip section of the last newsletter I, more or less, issued a challenge to happy users of the accordion file. By saying they are cumbersome to use, I was asking for examples of positive uses for filing. I received this response from one reader: “I use the accordion file with pre-printed tabs (by [...]
These trees are covered with blossoms! Breath-taking. Rumor says rain in a few days–but Rumor has been known to be wrong before and shall be again, no doubt. She likes to live on the edge like that. I’m hoping the blossoms are spared a hail storm. Their vibrant burst of color reaches deeply, pushing me [...]
There are a few more spots open for the April workshops. Two spots for Wednesday evening and three for Thursday morning to be precise. You’ll want to be in the general vicinity of Nevada City, CA USA for these workshops. Teleconferencing is not yet an option–we are all for low-tech and personal. In fact, I [...]
The thirty-third issue of the Project Simplify newsletter The Simplifier is now archived on our newsletter archives page. Here is a brief summary of the contents: 1. A Note From Shawn Inviting back that calm clarity 2. Our Featured Quote by Oscar Wilde 3. Article: Filing 101 by PS Head Simplifier Shawn Tuttle 4. This [...]
At Java John’s this morning. An anonymous Gary gave me a very satisfying giggle this morning when he said: “I had a job once. Worst 20 minutes of my life. Made it as far as the first coffee break.”
