Sunday Basket Workshops

Sunday Basket Workshops

What is a Sunday Basket®? 
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The Sunday Basket® is a simple yet revolutionary concept that helps you run your house, stay on top of your to-dos and projects, and gives your paper a safe place to go.  It is a  container that holds your actionable to-dos, your kitchen counter paperwork, and you go through it every single week.  
The workshops teach you how to use your Sunday Basket® system, what to label your slash pockets, what each category represents and what should be stored in it.   You will get to ask your questions and go through your papers while in the workshop.  
If you don't get through all your papers during the workshop do not worry, you will not be left hanging.  Once you have completed the workshop, there are accountability groups that meet once a week to give you a set time to go through and continue organizing those papers.  It is also a safe space where you can ask your questions.  

What is the difference between the 1.0 and 2.0?

​The one 1.0 workshop covers the basics.  We talk about the Sunday Basket®, how to use it, how to set up the first five slash pockets, start going through your paper stash, allow for questions and go over how to use the worksheets.  
The 2.0 workshop covers the next set of slash pockets.  There are 20 in total and we discuss ways to set them up, how to incorporate them into your Sunday Basket® routine and allow time for you to dive deeper into your paper piles that were left over from the 1.0 workshop.

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Workshop Dates 2021

**Times are Eastern Standard Time**

New dates coming for Fall!

*You can purchase slash pockets for additional costs

**Complete workshops are also offered with all Slash pockets for $200
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One on One or group workshops are available by request.

PLEASE NOTE:
There is a fee to attend the workshops.  Fees are in Canadian Dollars and payment must be received prior to any materials being sent. 
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