Say no more tojunk drawers.Clean yours out.Get rid of non-essentials and re-home the rest.Put your numberon the Do Not Calllist. Visitdonotcall.gov orcall1.888.382.1222Utilize the folders onOutlook to quicklyaccess emails on amoments notice. Createcategory folders fordepartments/ workteams/ etc.Grab a box fromyour storage (closet,basement, attic) andclear it out. Haven'tused it in a year?Say goodbye.Walk your homewith a trash bag.Be ruthless.Papers. Receipts.Empty bottles. Go.Pack your lunch thenight before. Maybeeven prep for a fewdays. (Cold brew orovernight oats canalso jump start theday.)Use the Remindersapp on your phone toset off alerts forroutines or habitsyou're trying to create.(ie. take vitamins, gofor a walk)Consider readingas a brain break.Make a list of 10books you'd like toread this year.Clean out yourdesk/ cupboard/drawer. Ditchclutter. Keeponly essentials.Put gas in yourcar. Whileyou're there,clean out yourcar. Throwtrash away.Identify "pain points"in your day. Alleviatethese. (kids gettingshoes on --> puttingbasket for shoesnear front door)Declutter yourcomputer. Deleteunused files andorganize importantones. Empty thetrash. Refresh yourdesktop wallpaper.Ruthlessly clean outyour closet.Goodbye clothesthat "will fit one day"or "don't fit quiteright but I paid toomuch for them."Make a list ofall yourcommitments.Which ones canyou say "notnow" to?Rest. Schedule30 minutesalone thisweek. Takecare of yourself.Take inventory ofthe mail coming toyour mailbox. Visitdirectmail.com toremove yourname from lists.Clean out yourmedicine cabinet.Trash anythingexpired & restockessentials.Organize your inbox.Search the word"unsubscribe" andremove yourselffrom non-essentiallists.Make a list often go-tomeals. Tape itto your fridgefor simple mealplanning.Create a weeklyprep-list with tasksthat make you feelprepared for theweek ahead.Simplify yourphone. Delete oldcontacts andunused apps.Refresh your lockscreen.Clean out yourfridge. Checkexpiration datesand throwthings away.Organize thenotes app on yourphone. Add listsfor reading,groceries, to-do,etc.Walk throughthe house witha box fordonations. Canbe repeatedmonthly.Say no more tojunk drawers.Clean yours out.Get rid of non-essentials and re-home the rest.Put your numberon the Do Not Calllist. Visitdonotcall.gov orcall1.888.382.1222Utilize the folders onOutlook to quicklyaccess emails on amoments notice. Createcategory folders fordepartments/ workteams/ etc.Grab a box fromyour storage (closet,basement, attic) andclear it out. Haven'tused it in a year?Say goodbye.Walk your homewith a trash bag.Be ruthless.Papers. Receipts.Empty bottles. Go.Pack your lunch thenight before. Maybeeven prep for a fewdays. (Cold brew orovernight oats canalso jump start theday.)Use the Remindersapp on your phone toset off alerts forroutines or habitsyou're trying to create.(ie. take vitamins, gofor a walk)Consider readingas a brain break.Make a list of 10books you'd like toread this year.Clean out yourdesk/ cupboard/drawer. Ditchclutter. Keeponly essentials.Put gas in yourcar. Whileyou're there,clean out yourcar. Throwtrash away.Identify "pain points"in your day. Alleviatethese. (kids gettingshoes on --> puttingbasket for shoesnear front door)Declutter yourcomputer. Deleteunused files andorganize importantones. Empty thetrash. Refresh yourdesktop wallpaper.Ruthlessly clean outyour closet.Goodbye clothesthat "will fit one day"or "don't fit quiteright but I paid toomuch for them."Make a list ofall yourcommitments.Which ones canyou say "notnow" to?Rest. Schedule30 minutesalone thisweek. Takecare of yourself.Take inventory ofthe mail coming toyour mailbox. Visitdirectmail.com toremove yourname from lists.Clean out yourmedicine cabinet.Trash anythingexpired & restockessentials.Organize your inbox.Search the word"unsubscribe" andremove yourselffrom non-essentiallists.Make a list often go-tomeals. Tape itto your fridgefor simple mealplanning.Create a weeklyprep-list with tasksthat make you feelprepared for theweek ahead.Simplify yourphone. Delete oldcontacts andunused apps.Refresh your lockscreen.Clean out yourfridge. Checkexpiration datesand throwthings away.Organize thenotes app on yourphone. Add listsfor reading,groceries, to-do,etc.Walk throughthe house witha box fordonations. Canbe repeatedmonthly.

Simpli-"FLY" into the New Year - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Say no more to junk drawers. Clean yours out. Get rid of non-essentials and re-home the rest.
  2. Put your number on the Do Not Call list. Visit donotcall.gov or call 1.888.382.1222
  3. Utilize the folders on Outlook to quickly access emails on a moments notice. Create category folders for departments/ work teams/ etc.
  4. Grab a box from your storage (closet, basement, attic) and clear it out. Haven't used it in a year? Say goodbye.
  5. Walk your home with a trash bag. Be ruthless. Papers. Receipts. Empty bottles. Go.
  6. Pack your lunch the night before. Maybe even prep for a few days. (Cold brew or overnight oats can also jump start the day.)
  7. Use the Reminders app on your phone to set off alerts for routines or habits you're trying to create. (ie. take vitamins, go for a walk)
  8. Consider reading as a brain break. Make a list of 10 books you'd like to read this year.
  9. Clean out your desk/ cupboard/ drawer. Ditch clutter. Keep only essentials.
  10. Put gas in your car. While you're there, clean out your car. Throw trash away.
  11. Identify "pain points" in your day. Alleviate these. (kids getting shoes on --> putting basket for shoes near front door)
  12. Declutter your computer. Delete unused files and organize important ones. Empty the trash. Refresh your desktop wallpaper.
  13. Ruthlessly clean out your closet. Goodbye clothes that "will fit one day" or "don't fit quite right but I paid too much for them."
  14. Make a list of all your commitments. Which ones can you say "not now" to?
  15. Rest. Schedule 30 minutes alone this week. Take care of yourself.
  16. Take inventory of the mail coming to your mailbox. Visit directmail.com to remove your name from lists.
  17. Clean out your medicine cabinet. Trash anything expired & restock essentials.
  18. Organize your inbox. Search the word "unsubscribe" and remove yourself from non-essential lists.
  19. Make a list of ten go-to meals. Tape it to your fridge for simple meal planning.
  20. Create a weekly prep-list with tasks that make you feel prepared for the week ahead.
  21. Simplify your phone. Delete old contacts and unused apps. Refresh your lock screen.
  22. Clean out your fridge. Check expiration dates and throw things away.
  23. Organize the notes app on your phone. Add lists for reading, groceries, to-do, etc.
  24. Walk through the house with a box for donations. Can be repeated monthly.