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Wednesday Jul 26, 2017
Wednesday Jul 26, 2017
The first interview for the podcast features Canadian friend and colleague, Vanessa Judelman, President of Mosaic People Development. Listen in to learn how a busy entrepreneur and mom with two active boys finds time to give back to her community. Vanessa takes the USA Challenge and commits to tracking her time using Toggl and letting unneeded clothing go. Learn more about “The Most Organized Man in America” at andrewmellen.com.
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Wednesday Jul 19, 2017
Wednesday Jul 19, 2017
The third leg of The Organizational Triangle® is Something In, Something Out. By being thoughtful anytime you bring something new into your life, you will reduce any future organizing you need to do. Something In, Something Out also has a macro application and that where we use this rule to set ourselves free from oppressive legislation and lawmakers who would use their power for their own interests rather than furthering the common good.
Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at andrewmellen.com.
Wednesday Jul 12, 2017
Wednesday Jul 12, 2017
The second leg of The Organizational Triangle® is Like With Like. That means all like objects live together. Not some, not most, all. This is great principle when it comes to stuff, to inanimate objects. It's not so useful when it comes to people. Starting with the first ghetto in Venice in 1516, segregating people into like with like categories has never been a good idea.
Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at andrewmellen.com.
Tuesday Jul 04, 2017
Tuesday Jul 04, 2017
I can’t think of a better way to say happy birthday to this great country of ours than to set yourself free. There’s nothing you need to buy America to tell her that you love her. She doesn’t need a gift, at least a gift you can buy—so keep your money in your wallet. The best gift you can give this great country of ours is to set yourself free from wasted time and distractions that are sucking the life out of you. Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at andrewmellen.com.
Saturday Jul 01, 2017
Saturday Jul 01, 2017
Clutter and poor choices are choking our country and obscuring our values. The only thing trickling down in trickle down economics is the right to create unsecured debt and become a wage slave. Rich or poor, we all complain about having too much stuff and not enough time. Get organized so you can get organizing and really make America great again—before all we’re left with is debt, pollution, illiteracy and a bloated 1%.
Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at andrewmellen.com.