The forty-fifth 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
Immensely complex Burning Man offers lessons in simplicity
2. Our Featured Quote
by Michael Althsuler
3. Article: Taking Inventory, Part 1
by PS Head Simplifier Shawn Tuttle
4. This Week’s Simplification Tip
Disengaging […]

Collecting your thoughts helps you stay focused on your goals. Let’s set up a Simplification Binder to collect your thoughts. The current series of articles in this newsletter includes information that may trigger ideas and solutions for your situation. Organizing these discoveries and thoughts in a simplification binder creates a toolbox to support you on […]

If you have more things than you know what to do with, or feel like you spend an inordinate amount of time rearranging too many things in your space, I highly recommend feng shui expert Karen Kingston’s book: Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui.
I feel the title is a bit misleading because she […]

Say you have an assistant. She runs errands, does light cooking, makes phone calls, places orders, and will water the plants if needed. You are happy with her work. She’d like more hours, and you have paperwork tasks that you’d like to delegate. Sounds like a solution is at hand.
Except…. that she doesn’t take […]

We just posted an ad for freelance office assistance for the Nevada County area. The Simplifier training program is in the works and slated for completion in the not too distant future… in the meantime, clients are wanting help! They love that their offices are now organized, but realize that maintaining is easier with some […]

For the archives.
The Northern Mines Business and Professional Women submitted this blurb to The Union newspaper about my talk there in July.

Have you ever found yourself in this situation:

you are out on the river boulder hopping at Edwards Crossing on a beautiful August morning

the leather of your well-worn sandal is ripped from use, which was fine for the first 30 minutes of walking and jumping
at approximately 35 minutes a blister begins to form under the torn […]