HeyJaredRegina’s Substack
This Substack is about my journey to become a professional organizer and how my unique Mindful approach was born. My best tips & tricks to get and stay organized are sprinkled throughout!
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The Devil Is In the Details (opens the original)
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Before I launch into this week’s message, here is a photo I took of the new Landing Page for my website:<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1492" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!ZY7E!,w_1456,c_limit,
Fall is about ‘busy’ and ‘bounty’ (opens the original)
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The days are growing noticeably shorter and I am actively looking for ways to be excited about Fall. The first thing I am eager for are warm, bulky sweaters that feel like you are wrapped in a big hug. My dog Charlie is responding to the cool mornings by once again embracing a 2 mile walk. His bouncy gait makes him appear quite young for a boy who is 13.5 years old! I celebrate the cooler mornings because they extend our time together. I love waking up in the middle of the night a wee bit chilly
Let’s Embrace Gratitude this Fall ... (opens the original)
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9/11 Memories9/11/2001 was a Tuesday. I had flown home to NYC the weekend before. I usually stayed in Greenwich Village around the corner from St. Vincent’s hospital but that apartment wasn’t available. I went instead to stay with friends in Briarcliff Manor, a tiny Hamlet in the Hudson River Valley, just North of the city. As the resident organizer for a web channel called iVillage, I came home regularly to NYC for in person meetings. They were always on Tuesday at 10 am. In addition to that me
Was Buddha a Coach? (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking about a dear friend who passed away in March. She would have been 97 on September 9th. I want to share a story about Phyllis and tie it into something that Buddha taught to help transform your communication skills this fall. I am thinking of course of all those communications about organizing that inevitably arise as the busiest months of the year unfold including habits, chores, reward and consequences.Meet Phyllis<p
All Transitions Are Opportunities (opens the original)
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One of my all time favorite tasks is to help someone transform a home they have shared with a partner that will now be theirs alone. The shift could be caused by a divorce or a break-up but mostly it is after a death. A shared home shows the world the ‘we’ you have created from the two independent ‘I’ that came together. After a death, the space needs to show who you are now. It is not ‘moving on’ as if the other person had not existed. It is rather ‘moving forward’ adding to in places, eliminat
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