Self’s 30 day organization project

My friend Dani tipped me off to Self Magazine’s “One-Month Makeover” project. The project promises that “In 30 Days, You Can Get Organized.” From their website:

Reorganize your life in 30 days. All you have to do: Try one new easy tip each day. Keep the ones you like, toss the ones you don’t.

You can sign up on their website here if you’re interested in playing along! It sounds like a fun organizational project.

Posted by Erin on Nov 1, 2007 | Comments | Tweet This

5 comments posted

  1. Posted by Ryan - 11/01/2007

    I need to sign my boss up. He’s a slob.

  2. Posted by Carol - 11/01/2007

    “Make your bed
    Keeping your sheets and covers neat takes two measly minutes and makes the entire room look pulled together.”

    And encourages the survival of bed mites which cause respiratory problems.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews.....184555.stm

  3. Posted by » I Love the Smell of Old Spice in the Morning - 11/03/2007

    [...] Unclutterer, Self magazine has organized a 30 days to get organized challenge. Boy, I could really benefit from this! (She says as her keys are floating around somewhere going [...]

  4. Posted by Andamom - 11/03/2007

    Eh…I don’t want to sign up for another activity — I need to unclutter my life of these types of extras (even if they are supposed to help). I’ve enjoyed reading Self Magazine from time to time — but I think I’ll stick to reading the Unclutterer.com blog for tips I think would help me organize my life now and in the longer term.

  5. Posted by Mary - 11/04/2007

    I always toss back my bedsheets after I get up and leave them to air while getting breakfast, showering, etc. The bed ends up getting made after 30 minutes of airing.

    But unless everyone with a messy bed leave the sheets flung out, totally exposed, you’re still going to get some bed mites. The typical unmade bed is pretty crumpled and would probably be almost as good as a made bed for giving them a place to live.

    If you’re really concerned about mites, change your sheets daily. If you’re not having respiratory problems, airing your bedclothes briefly every morning and changing them once a week should be fine.

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