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This website is your personal place–a place you can comfortably and easily seek tips on how to save both time and space. Learn how to put an end to your frustrations with a disorganized office or home...
or an always-on-the-edge time schedule.

I am committed to sharing with other women the organizational principles that I have found very beneficial in my work and in all areas of my life. The foundation for these principles is something I call my C.A.C. Method. This method will work for anyone anywhere in the world who is passionate in his or her pursuit of success both at home and in the corporate world.

When you use the C.A.C. Method to reorganize your space and better utilize your time, you can transform your frustrations into new freedom to focus on your desired priorities.

You will discover that organizing the outward, tangible parts of your life is one way to maintain peace and order in your inner life. All of us can experience new freedom today!

Yours for bringing freedom out of organizational frustrations!

Gail

TIP OF THE MONTH
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009

Remembering the Past


It's been three months since you received a Tip of the Month from me. Without warning, my brother Greig was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) in early August. Since that time my work responsibilities in Orlando, Florida, have been interspersed with this new focus, leaving little chance to communicate with you.
Following this shocking news for our family, I've made three trips to spend time with Greig in the hospital in Savannah, Georgia, and to help with his home, medical and legal affairs. Currently, after Greig’s two rounds of intense chemo and inevitable side effects, we have hope…though the future is still unpredictable.
During long hours spent together at the hospital, Greig and I have talked about many interesting topics! From childhood memories, to family and personal relationships, to many “what ifs.” We have laughed, cried and pondered life together. These times are priceless, though the opportunity arrived at great emotional cost to us.
Uncertain circumstances and unexpected changes produce a desire to remember how things used to be. Pictures bear proof, stories restore memories, and keepsakes rekindle sentiments. Remembering spurs us to be thankful for what we’ve experienced; to push past current pain, illness and sadness; and to build new and lasting memories.
With a desire to still offer help to you in spite of my circumstances, I want to present some of my previous Tips of the Month (shown below). Perhaps they will light a spark for how you might preserve and build family memories, protect family photos, and express to your family and friends what you feel in your heart…while there is still time.
As I said in an earlier Tip of the Month, “Hope is reborn out of looking beyond the tangible to the intangible."               

Preserve Pleasant Memories

Build Family Memories

Protect Your Photos

Express Your Thanks

Take Time to Say Thanks



Tip of the Month
© 2009 by Gail Porter

www.gailporter.US


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