What’s Stopping Me?

From my last post you’ll see I have trouble keeping my office, shed and garage tidy.

I realise that we all have goals that we achieve and others that we don’t.

What’s the difference?

For me it’s about what I believe I like doing and what I believe I don’t like doing.

This results in either action or inaction.

All the other bits are there: I now it’s good to achieve; I know how to do it; I want the end result; but – I don’t like doing it – in this case tidying up! So I put it off, make excuses like – too busy etc. It doesn’t get done.

So what can I do to differently to enjoy tidying up as an action?

How can I make tidying up fun or important and pleasurable?

How can I reframe my dislike of the function of “tidying up”?

Do you have any ideas?

Let’s have a competition to see which ideas are best.

Send me your best idea to help me enjoy tidying up and I’ll give all of you who respond within a week, an e-book that I use in my private client coaching program, and to the winner (in my sole and humble opinion), I’ll give a $50 gift voucher for Amazon.

Looking forward to hearing from you!