Organizing

To be in an organizing mood, I live my calendar. I have certain times blocked off that are non-negotiable. These are things like my morning routine, when my day starts for work, lunch, and medication doses that are on a timed basis, such as 1 dose every 6 hours or a once-a-week injection. I block my time off so I have something to look forward to on a tough day. Other things I put on my calendar are items that take multiple hours to complete. Installation of a new script, reading a self-help book.

One book I swear by is Rory’s book, Marketing Is Freedom. I have read it many times, and each time I do, I find another golden nugget of information. I also listen to Jim Rohn. While he is no longer with us, I listen to him, and I feel energized and more motivated.
YouTube and Google are my go-to sites. Between the two of these sites, I can locate pretty much everything I need.
I will read or work on pages for my business. About 1/2 hour before bedtime, I will do a Snap of Zlem and take my evening meds. While I’m waiting for the medications to take effect, I will watch an episode of Dragnet. This keeps my mind busy and more receptive to medication and Zlem. When I’ve finished all of the episodes of Dragnet (they are all 30 minutes), I’ll find another soft impact show that lasts the same time or find something that I don’t have to think about on YouTube.
The biggest thing I’ve found I’ve changed is an increase in the number of people I am honored to help each day. I am more focused. I have set goals from things I want to accomplish today, such as My income is compensation, which is higher, and my telephone number. Once I hit this goal, I’m going to move to a different area code that has a higher area code number. The other is to help 10,000 people in the next 10 years. I know for a fact that 1,000 people a year might seem a little high, but I love what I do and truly enjoy helping the people I meet every day.
Almost forgot…GRATITUDE! I am thankful for what I have and the support I receive from my family, friends, and colleagues.