Get Ready to Organize Paper the RITE Way!

As the year winds down and the holidays approach, you may feel torn between wanting a fresh start and simply wanting a break. If your paper piles are calling your name but you can’t imagine diving into them right now, here’s some good news: you don’t have to start yet, you just have to get ready.

Now is the perfect time to gather the tools, knowledge, and encouragement you’ll need to conquer your paper clutter when January rolls around. Because when you begin with a clear plan and a supportive community behind you, success is so much easier.

That’s where my signature RITE Method comes in, these are the things you will need to be successful in ANY project you want to accomplish. You can learn it now, think about how you’ll apply it, and then hit the ground running once the holiday decorations are packed away.

R is for RESOLVE & REASON = RESULTS

Before you make a single file folder, spend a few minutes thinking about WHY getting your papers in order matters to you. Maybe you want less stress at tax time, or maybe you’d love for your family to easily find what they need when you’re away.

When you connect to your reason now, you’ll already have the motivation you need when you begin in the New Year. Write it down and keep it handy, it’s your anchor for future success.

And make a promise to yourself that the new year WILL mean that you take ACTION. Once you have resolved that paper organization is your primary focus, you will be much more likely to get it done!

I is for IMAGINE

Visualize what your life will look like and feel like once your papers are organized. Can you picture a clear desk or a welcoming home office where you actually enjoy sitting down to pay bills or plan your week? Maybe clearing the piles means you’ll have room to spread out your favorite craft project.  Imagine spending time doing what you love instead of what you dread!

Spending a few minutes imagining your future “paper peace” can help you feel excited to begin and that positive energy is half the battle.

T is for TIME

January always brings fresh motivation, but without a plan, it’s easy to lose steam. Right now, block out a few realistic sessions on your January calendar, maybe two 45-minute blocks a week to work on your paper project.

You’ll thank yourself later when your schedule already has time carved out for your new routine!

E is for EFFORT

No doubt about it, tackling paper takes effort. There’s sorting, decision-making, and often even emotion involved. But the effort becomes much easier when you’re surrounded by people who get it.

Inside my Clarity Connection membership, you’ll find a supportive community who are also clearing their paper, simplifying their homes, and cheering each other on. You’ll get expert guidance (from me!) plus the motivation and accountability that make a huge difference.

Learn Now. Act Later. Feel Amazing.

You don’t need to overhaul your files or attack your inbox before the holidays. But by learning the RITE Way now and setting yourself up for success, you’ll start the new year ready to take action, calmly, confidently, and with a plan that works.

Imagine having a paper system that actually supports you, not one that stresses you. That’s the power of planning now and organizing later.

Will you get RITE with your paper in the New Year?