Taking the show on the road (to Portland)

15 June 2012

Janine Adams and Shannon Wilkinson

Photo by Ray Marklin

In April, Shannon Wilkinson and I taught a three-hour in-person workshop in St. Louis called Create Freedom and Ease with Habits and Routines. (That’s us, at the worshop, in the picture at left.) It was very successful and we enjoyed it so much we wanted to do it again. So now we’re offering it in Portland, Oregon, where Shannon lives, on Friday, August 3.

If you’re in Portland, I encourage you to check it out. You can get all the details, and register for the workshop, on Shannon’s website.

Sometimes I feel like a broken record (it just occurred to me that anyone under 18 probably doesn’t understand where that expression came from) when I talk about the importance of good habits and routines. It’s just that they can be so life changing. When you have good habits and routines in place, you get things done. And that’s great. But here’s the really great part: you get things done without effort or resistance.

I believe in making things as easy as possible. Having great habits and routines is the way I accomplish that in my life. Come to the Portland workshop and learn more! (If you don’t live in Portland, have no fear. You can still learn from me about the magic of habits and routines in my Simplify 101 online workshop!)

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About Janine

Hello! I’m Janine Adams — a certified professional organizer based in St. Louis, and the creator of Peace of Mind Organizing®.

I love order, harmony + beauty, but I believe that the way that you feel about yourself and your home is what truly matters.

If you’re ready to de­clutter with a purpose and add more ease to your life, you’ve found the right blog — and you’ve found the right company.

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