Organize Your Life Carnival – Edition #16

Enjoy these fabulous articles!

Welcome to the October 8, 2007 edition of organize your life.

ISPF presents DIY Projects for Frugal Home Owners: Carpet Cleaning Basics posted at Grad Money Matters.

Shirley presents Planning for a good day. posted at Brighter Days for you and me!, saying, “One of the biggest mistakes I make every week is not taking time to plan my days and organize myself. By planning ahead on such things as lunch and dinner for the week, making a list of chores that need to be done or birthday cards I need to buy, I am able to utilize my day more effectively and get more accomplished.”

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Karen Weideman presents Frugal Friday 24: 10 Organizing & Decluttering Tips posted at Thrifty Mommy, saying, “Hi Julie. This is my first time submitting to this carnival. ” Hi Karen!! Thanks for participating.

Doris Chua presents A Nice Home For Your Mails posted at Welcome to DorisGoShopping.com.

Veteran Military Wife presents Faux Painting – a Leap of Faith posted at Life Lessons of a Military Wife, saying, “Sometimes you just have to take a leap of faith and try something new!”

Melissa presents You Know It’s Bad When The Furniture Gives Up posted at A Penny Closer, saying, “Thanks for considering my article!”

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Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents Productivity Tip: How to use a digital timer to get things done posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door, saying, “The timer keeps me focused, motivated and targeted on the individual task at hand. Here’s how I use this simple tool to GET IT DONE.”

David B. Bohl presents Life Coaches Blog Column: The Science of Happiness — Writing Your Own Formula for Happiness posted at Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, “The fact is we all look for happiness in our lives, and the “formula” for being happy has many component parts. The basic formula has a work/career component, a self-esteem and identity component, and a family/friends component. As with any formula, each component may be present in different amounts.”

Joy presents Cornell University offers 19 online programs posted at Online College Blog, saying, “If you are looking for a way to increase your knowledge and improve your resume, you may want to consider Cornell University. Promising “Ivy League Excellence, Online Convenience,” Cornell University has the “most comprehensive, online professional and executive development curriculum offered by any top-20 university in the United States” (eCornell, 2007).”

Ralph Jean-Paul presents Develop Mental Toughness posted at Potential 2 Success, saying, “MVPs, CEOs, extraordinary leaders, and successful people of all kinds have it and so should you. Develop, strengthen and master your ability to perform under pressure, stay focused, and excel in life.”

Dominic Tay presents Overthrow Procrastination and Get on With Your Life posted at Dominic Tay Dot Com, saying, “Do you believe that self-organization is a key to your success? In order for you to work on your personal success, it’s important that you work on your personal development and work with time effectively. Time management is your path to personal success. Learn how to break the bandwagon, be productive.”

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Alex Blackwell presents I Believe posted at The Next 45 Years, saying, “I do believe.”

Bob Crawford presents Create Your Day the BOB Way! Part One: Your Morning posted at Growing Your SELF Blog – Bob Crawford Online, saying, “Learn to create your day! Give yourself the edge when it comes to manifesting your dreams. It’s your day – you get to choose what kind of day it will be. Choose well!”

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