Awakening in Time:
Practical Time Management for Those on a Spiritual Path
This is the one book that everyone who’s concerned with the deeper issues of life yet struggles with day-to-day time management needs. It bridges the practical and the spiritual with insights and hands-on practices to help you live authentically in the midst of intense time pressure.

Get down to the root causes of time management—issues of Attention, Boundaries, and Choice—the ABCs of this pioneering approach. You’ll cultivate

• Attention that's flexible or focused as needed
• Boundaries that keep you protected from unrealistic demands yet connected to others
• Choices in tune with your deepest values

Managing time becomes a spiritual adventure, creating a life that’s grounded in reality and open to possibility.

Watch videos of Pam introducing her ground-breaking approach to time management
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Is getting organized about setting up files, handling papers, and getting rid of stuff? It is. And it's about much more. "Organizing is as much a call to pay attention to our souls as it is to attend to our stuff," says Pam.

The skills address every level of the organizing issue—the stuff itself, the feelings that arise as we organize, the role our culture plays, and the links to nature and spirit. Sorting helps us gather stuff into meaningful groups. Staging helps us arrange our environment so power can flow. Threshold Skills help us keep organizing in its proper place.

The Spirit of Getting Organized offers an intimate encounter with life’s everyday details that can draw us into soul work rather than pull us away from it.

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Reviewers have said...

• A fine writer—part inspiring storyteller, part coach, part 'stuff' doctor..you can dip in anywhere, find your own organizational issues, and work from there.—Common Ground
• With probing questions to ask yourself and worksheets to try and find the answers, you can begin to examine the underlying issues around the clutter in your life.—Seacoast Spirit
• With probing questions to ask yourself and worksheets to try and find the answers, you can begin to examine the underlying issues around the clutter in your life.—Seacoast Spirit
• Sorting through and letting go of stuff turns out to be a deeper exercise than one might think, and this book offers both safety and enlightenment for the journey.—Science of Mind
• Gives due attention to the emotions around our stuff...about how not to be so busy fleeing from guilt and shame that we never get anything done.—Any Good Books Lately?