The New Carlisle De-Clutter Your Life Workshop Was a Success!

What a beautiful morning we had at Bruno's in New Carlisle!  For three hours, attendees learned about de-cluttering, how to get the process started, how to stop junk mail (along with a very entertaining story), how easily tackle the pile of papers on the top of their desks.  They also enjoyed a demonstration dealing with time management and stress.

This workshop was just a little different - we had one gentleman in attendance.  So fella's - don't be afraid to get help with your clutter.   "Real men de-clutter!"  I like that quote, don't you?

Carlisle Cafe & Sweets provided delicious cinnamon rolls and coffee.  

After the workshop, many of the attendees enjoyed lunch with me at Bruno's.

I am currently working on scheduling workshop's for the remainder of this year.  So far I will be presenting a De-Clutter Your Life Workshop in La Porte at B & J's Cafe on September 27th from 9-12 c.s.t.  Look for more information on that as time moves closer.

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