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June 30, 2020

Color to Declutter in Dominica

I am an avid Toastmaster, and June 30th, 2020 is/was the deadline for completing my Advanced Communicator Gold, so that I could still be eligible to become a Distinguished Toastmaster through their legacy program. I still need to coach a club and do my High Performance Leadership Project, but the […]

May 25, 2020

PUSH Journal Memorial Day Sale!

• If you’ve ever asked me what my favorite podcast is, you’ve heard it’s The Chalene Show. • If you’ve ever asked me who my favorite “Influencer” is, you know it’s Chalene Johnson. • If you’ve ever talked to me about goal setting, you’ve probably seen me talk about my […]

January 18, 2020

Organizing for Creative People

“Fitting in is the opposite of belonging”. -Brene Brown. I love helping creative people get organized and stay organized! As a creative person myself, I have experienced many of the challenges that I help my clients with. There is a stereotype that creative people can’t also be logical, sequential and […]

January 9, 2020

What Is Chronic Disorganization

January is “National Get Organized Month”. This is an exciting time of year, especially for people who are finally ready to get organized! Magazines, books and organizing supplies flood the market. But many of these conventional tips and products are geared toward the people we think of as “left-brain dominant” […]

January 3, 2020

Making a Budget and Sticking To It

By Erica Rodgers Not too many people enjoy making a budget and sticking to it. It usually is quite a challenge, and sometimes even a despised one. We all wish we could be as thrifty as the Ingalls family in Little House on the Prairie: Canning all the crops and […]

December 12, 2019

Winter Solstice Intention Setting

The Winter Solstice is on Saturday, December 21st. This is when I like to reflect on the current year and set my intentions for the upcoming year. I like to write my intentions up and then check in with them throughout the year to make sure I am staying on […]

December 5, 2019

Ungrateful to Grateful

Blog post by Erica Rodgers, Motivational Coach, Digital Organizer, Virtual Assistant Powerhouse Person for Seattle Sparkle Life is hard sometimes. Busier than we presume most days. Even unexpectedly crummy. We have all at one point or another shrugged our shoulders and said, “well, that’s life”. But is that just a […]

October 3, 2019

The Equinox is a Time of Balance

According to the Washington Post, “the autumnal equinox is the halfway point between our longest and shortest days of the year — a time when Earth and the sun seem to stand in geometrical balance. It’s the exact moment when the sun appears straight over Earth’s equator (zero degrees latitude) […]

September 16, 2019

ADHD and Organization

There are lots of myths, controversy and misunderstandings about what Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is. It was once thought to be a disorder that primarily affects boys who were a disruption in the classroom. As more research was done on ADHD, the list of causes and symptoms became more […]