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September 29, 2008

The Blog Coach and the Messy Office

Will I get my home office clean (enough) in time? (Each video is only about 20 to 30 seconds long.)

I'm taking baby steps and celebrating the small victories! Have any small victories you'd like to share with an understanding audience? I invite you to comment!


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Claire Walter

I visited your blog to look at your aspen picture but then also watched your three videos. Inspiration! The top of my desk looked a lot like your office floor. After viewing videos 1 and 2, I thought, how stupid to work this way, so I cleaned it off. Now, I can see the desk top. Thanks.

Posted by: Claire Walter | October 06, 2008 at 04:25 PM

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