The end of the year is the perfect time to purge those files, closets, drawers, attics, basements, and storage areas. We usually think of spring cleaning as the time to get a fresh start, but what better time to get a fresh start for the new year than by letting go of useless information, papers, supplies, and materials?
As we have some time around the holidays - and even if we don't we should make the time - we should delete unnecessary files from our hard drives, toss out sales leads that aren't going anywhere, throw out obsolete files and software, throw out old office supplies that are unwanted or no good (unless they still have some usaeble life as a donation to a school or nonprofit agency), and get ready for a fresh start in 2011.
There is an old adage that we should get rid of what we don't want or need (not counting family) to make room for what we do - the principle of the vaccuum.
It's time to let go of any mental baggage, ideas, concepts, or thoughts that have held us back. Time for a paradigm shift.
Have a prosperous, healthy, happy, and successful 2011 - and start it off as lean as possible. It's time to let go of anything that is not going to be useful or helpful in the new year.
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