173 - Everything You Want to Know About the Sunday Basket

<p>I’m REALLY excited to share this week’s podcast episode with you. It’s been a long time coming. In fact, a few months ago I promised to make a whole episode about my Sunday Basket™ Workshops when I got them all figured out. Well, guess what. I did!</p> <p>This is the episode telling you everything that you need to know.</p> <p><strong>The Evolution of The Sunday Basket™</strong></p> <p>Anyone who knows me, and all fans of Organize 365, pretty much <em>must</em> know about my Sunday Basket™. It's something that I’ve mentioned, oh, perhaps maybe once or twice!</p> <p>I truly believe that the Sunday Basket™ is a simple,yet revolutionary concept that can really help you run your house, stay on top of your to-dos, and keep track of your ideas.</p> <p>It all started 15 years ago when I was trying to figure out my own way to stop drowning in the ever-growing piles of paperwork, bills, lists, and everything that landed on my kitchen counter!</p> <p>My Sunday Basket™ concept has been the feature of many of my blog posts, podcast episodes, and a book.</p> <p>This spring, I launched my <a href= "http://thesundaybasket.com/virtual-sunday-basket-workshops/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sunday Basket™ Virtual Workshops</a> and I was blown away with their popularity!</p> <p>Not only did their popularity blow me away, but something else really surprised me and that was WHY people were attending my virtual workshops. It wasn’t what I had thought! It wasn’t necessarily to learn what a Sunday Basket™ was, or how to use it, it was more for ACCOUNTABILITY.</p> <p>People were attending because they knew that they’d get the job done… there and then… and feel a lot better for it!</p> <p>This brought me back to 2012 when I ran paper organizing workshops in my home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Similar to the virtual workshops, people usually came to my in-home workshops for accountability and reassurance. Reassurance about their organizing habits and reassurance that it’s okay to get rid of things! In the podcast episode, I share with you a