For Heaven Sake, Organize Before You Remodel or Move How many of you have ever remodeled your kitchen, home office, or bedroom? How many have thought about remodeling or moving your professional office due to lack of space? Hundreds of people have, and guess what they don’t consider before they remodel or move? Organizing the …
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How Good Are You at Letting Others Help You?
This fantastic article by Alex Fayle from unclutterer.com will help you to ask for help. So many people find it difficult to ask for professional organizing help. Maybe some of the reasons below will help you to start the process of getting help in your home or office. Here’s the article: How good are …
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Creating a Paperless Office
“Creating a paperless office can be a difficult challenge when the electronic directory is not organized…” So says K. J. McCorry in his excellent article linked here. Organizing your computer documents Are you like the average worker that loses over two hours looking for lost or misplaced articles and emails? I encourage you to …
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Streamline Your Life
What do you think of when you hear the term “streamline”? To streamline is to make an organization or system more efficient and effective by employing faster or simpler working methods. I think we can all agree that this is an end-product that would be enviable, though it might be challenging. This …
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Nine Organizing Tasks: Nine Minutes
Nine Organizing Tasks in Nine Minutes or Less If you are like most people, your work day roars past like a freight train. The day is crammed with meetings, tasks and emails. You might think, “If I only had a moment to do __________…” , fill in the blank! And before you know …
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Create boundaries that honor your time and effort
This is the sixth post in the continuing series 31 Tips to Spend Time Properly. These time management tips will help you invest your minutes and hours more wisely, productively and energetically each day. Some of the tips can be done immediately; others require cultivation. All are time well spent. can someone write my essay for me …
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Reclaim Rest, and Retreat
A while back I shared with you how I had rediscovered a principle that has been predominantly lost to modern man. That principle is that of taking one day of rest every week. The idea of a Sabbath rest is a lost concept in today’s hectic stressful life, but if it were rediscovered, it would …
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If I Only Had…
Once in a while I hear something that makes me think of the Wizard of Oz and Dorothy’s traveling companions. They truly wanted to help Dorothy, but each of them thought they were lacking in something essential. Lion wanted nerve. Scarecrow a brain. Tin Man desired a heart. And they sang a similar chorus, “If …
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Time– The Fourth Dimension
This past weekend Americans set their clocks back one hour as we ended Daylight Saving Time; many look at this as getting that one extra hour of sleep that they crave. It’s interesting to note that the idea of daylight saving was first conceived by Benjamin Franklin in 1784. The main purpose of Daylight Saving …
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Time ~ The Fourth Dimension ~ Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series I provided significant quotes and thoughts from my books about time. In this final segment of the series, I leave you with two more timely quotes: “You might say, “I don’t have enough time!” But I say, “You have all the time there is.” Are you …
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