It’s time in our series about mindsweeping to consider some mindsets to support your “sweeping, based on four questions that I have received when people are sweeping. You might have even sent one of them in to me! You have been a sweeping star, I know! …

In this article, which is part of our series on conducting a mind sweep, we are going to focus on prompts related to transportation, vehicles, travel, and various upcoming events. You have handouts, which are available for easy download here: https://meggin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Mind-Sweep-SPSS-Module-13-Sweep-Time-Prompts.pdf If you’ve been reading through the whole series (probably…

Busy professionals often take their health for granted (like the rest of the healthy people do!) We do that because we think, ‘I’m fine. Nothing will happen to me.’ If you’ve learned nothing else in the last three years, I’m sure you’ve learned how precarious health is and… …how few…

More mind sweeping, anyone? We are continuing with our series of articles intended to help you with prompts for looking around in your mind for tasks, projects, commitments that you may not be acknowledging but are cluttering up your mind. And who needs that? This article’s foci (which always sounds…

It’s time for another set of sweeping prompts. The categories for this set are Projects, Reading, Repairs, and Upgrades. As always, these categories are both specific and broad at the same time. That’s intentional. …

You may have heard the quote from Mike Litman: “People form habits and habits form futures.” If you would like more peaceful productivity in the future, consider these 10 tips to help you form your new habits — and thus, your future. Choose one habit to replace. It may be…

Well, now. The following tips are to help you get people out of your home/work space (which is counterintuitively even harder now that many more people are working from home — all at the same time). Arrange your office/work space so you don’t get or make eye contact with people…

We all know how frustrating it is to listen to a message that has been left on our voicemail but that doesn’t give us the information we need. We may re-listen to it and still have to call the person (if they even left the number clearly) to determine what…

In case you aren’t familiar with the term “pockets,” this is the term I use to name the protected places where you keep a space, a reserve, a possibility. We need pockets in many areas of our life (e.g., money, time), but have you considered that you also need pockets…