http://www.minimalistbeauty.com/minimizing-the-to-do-list simple organic beauty with style Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:30:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.minimalistbeauty.com/minimizing-the-to-do-list/comment-page-1#comment-195 Dawn Michelle Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:55:56 +0000 http://www.minimalistbeauty.com/?p=572#comment-195 Hi Joyce, I'm glad this has been helpful to you. As a perfectionist, I sometimes tend to treat everything with the same importance if I don't catch myself. Focusing on what is really a priority is helpful for me and different from "putting things off" and procrastinating. Best wishes with everything, Dawn Michelle Hi Joyce,
I’m glad this has been helpful to you. As a perfectionist, I sometimes tend to treat everything with the same importance if I don’t catch myself. Focusing on what is really a priority is helpful for me and different from “putting things off” and procrastinating.
Best wishes with everything,
Dawn Michelle

]]> http://www.minimalistbeauty.com/minimizing-the-to-do-list/comment-page-1#comment-194 Joyce Sat, 28 Aug 2010 05:47:08 +0000 http://www.minimalistbeauty.com/?p=572#comment-194 Thank you for the advice. I'm also a perfectionist and I always feel that I have a lot to be done. Since I can never finish what I have in mind, I always feel I am racing against time. Today, I was reading a magazine about chic minimalist. And I ran into your website after searching minimalist style online. I'm also a graphic designer, so this minimalist idea have always intrigue me. I love the elegant feel in minimalism, but I've never thought of minimalism as a lifestyle. Your article read inspires me. Like I said earlier, I've been a perfectionist, and I feel that wasting time and being lazy is a no-no. Because of this, I developed a lot of stress and a sense of heavy duty. Maybe living a minimalist lifestyle is a good idea. I've always wanted to become more and more creative too, but maybe because of that I wasn't able to free myself from the thoughts "that I need to do this and that NOW," too much energy is spent in thinking and worrying. So more breathing room is what I need, I've always been told this too, but I guess I just don't remember. Yup, I just want to say thank you for the article. Thank you for the advice. I’m also a perfectionist and I always feel that I have a lot to be done. Since I can never finish what I have in mind, I always feel I am racing against time. Today, I was reading a magazine about chic minimalist. And I ran into your website after searching minimalist style online. I’m also a graphic designer, so this minimalist idea have always intrigue me. I love the elegant feel in minimalism, but I’ve never thought of minimalism as a lifestyle. Your article read inspires me. Like I said earlier, I’ve been a perfectionist, and I feel that wasting time and being lazy is a no-no. Because of this, I developed a lot of stress and a sense of heavy duty. Maybe living a minimalist lifestyle is a good idea. I’ve always wanted to become more and more creative too, but maybe because of that I wasn’t able to free myself from the thoughts “that I need to do this and that NOW,” too much energy is spent in thinking and worrying. So more breathing room is what I need, I’ve always been told this too, but I guess I just don’t remember. Yup, I just want to say thank you for the article.

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