3 Ways to Reduce Mental Overwhelm in Your Business

Let’s talk about how to reduce mental overwhelm in your business.

 
 

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Nowadays, much of your business is probably online, if not digitally focused—from files to photos, invoicing to emails. Especially since COVID, most who were not previously online have now joined, and some businesses have become totally online. These tips for reducing mental overwhelm are focused on the digital aspect of business clutter. 

Watch this video to find out how to reduce mental overwhelm caused by clutter. At the end of the video and post, I will give you the #1 resource to help you be productive and not constantly interrupt your workdays. If you are an entrepreneur, you need this.  

Clutter always reveals your mindset. If you operate with low self-esteem, you may own more expensive clothing than necessary because you use retail therapy as a means to feel happy. If you are worried about money, you may keep items that you don’t necessarily need. If you’ve dealt with loss and grief, you may be more attached to sentimental items than someone who has not gone through similar experiences. The bottom line is that clutter is a symptom of deeper things going on in your psyche, and when you deal with clutter, you can transform into the person you are meant to be.

Go back to a time when you were surrounded by clutter and think about how it made you feel. It could be a cluttered desk, a stuffed attic, or your mind full of so many tasks you didn’t know where to start. You don’t need a psychology degree to understand that when you think back to these times you get a bit stressed — or in medical terms, your cortisol levels rise. 

I will tell you how a few simple tips can help.

I am Jane Stoller, a life-biz organizer who found my passion in decluttering spaces and optimizing business processes. I have written two lifestyle organizing books and have spent over 10 years helping businesses gain back time through decluttering, and now I want to help more people get organized like a BOSS.

I am curious to know the clutter item that you have that causes you the largest amount of stress? Your closet? Your computer files? Your inbox? Your mind? Or even all of the above?

The first step today? Set up your digital decluttering strategy before it is too late.

1.Use a system.

Create an easy-to-manage system, such as organized folders for invoices and receipts. Name things properly so that you can find everything quickly in your digital world.

2.Deal with things immediately.

Don’t delay decluttering. Do it quickly. Toss that spam out. Get rid of what you don’t need and improve your emotional wellbeing.

3.BE proactive.

Stop clutter before it starts! Unsubscribe to anything that causes you stress.

As I thank you for watching, I want to give you a bonus resource you can start using right away in your business that is guaranteed to increase productivity in your home office—digitizing receipts. Never miss or lose a tax write off and save hours weekly and during tax season. Download below. And remember they don’t have to be perfect, but organized, findable and in a system not to forget what the write off was for!

Plus for extra productivity use this time cube.

Book your free 30 minute office declutter call with me here.


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