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Krista and I had the pleasure of talking with our guest today, Aby Garvey of Simplify 101 & Creative Organizing Blog.
Here’s the Pearls of Wisdom from the show today:
- Aby mentioned that organizing is different from storage. Interesting? I thought so!
- Organizing is more than just products, but thinking about the overall space and your needs.
- Maintaining a space has a lot to do with establishing habits.
- Aby’s “Bucket List” post
We also mentioned…..
Organizing for Your Brain Type, by Lanna Nakone
Organizing for the Creative Person, by Dorothy Lehmkuhl & Dolores Cotter Lamping, CSW
The Organized & Inspired Scrapbooker (Aby Garvey & Wendy Smedley)
It’s a contest!
We have another contest goin’ on! You can win Aby’s book, The Organized & Inspired Scrapbooker. To enter, leave a comment and say hi (be sure to include your email address) below. The deadline is Sept. 5, so don’t miss out!
And if you’d like to share, what’s your creative outlet? Scrapbooking? Jewelry? Knitting? Acrylics? We know you’re out there, creative people! I’ll go first, I’m a knitter.
Be sure to join us next time on The O Myth, Sept. 12 at 10am PST with our guest, Marlynn Shotland of Mamaprenuers (formerly Portland Mamas, Inc.)





























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Hi! My creative outlet is taking pictures and scrapbooking. I just haven’t figured out how to properly scrapbook and don’t know where to begin, really. Thanks!
Well, for a creative outlet I used to scrapbook. I would love to get back into it. I also really want to do embroidery. Right now, I am only creative in writing and designing.
Thanks for entering me into the giveaway!
Melissa
Hello,

I like to crochet and do puzzles in the winter and at other times of the year I enjoy paper crafts, gluebooks, and altered art/books. It would be great to utilize the information/techniques from this book since scrapbooking is a close relative. (At least in my opinion.)
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