It’s the end of the first week in February – do you know where your due bills are? Do you pay your bills when they first come in the door? Do you have a designated place to store them until they are due? Are your due bills all in one room? Can you find those bills when you go to…
Have you scheduled your semi-annual clear out day yet? When was the last one? Book a day or half day, order the pizza and insist that your staff commit to be present for the clear out. This is a very effective tool to ensure your offices do not become a cluttered, unprofessional place that causes you to cringe when clients…
Has your high school student just finished first term? Is his/her home workspace cluttered with the remnants of first term study?Do everyone a favour, especially your student, and help them purge out the first term to make room for second term. The longer you leave the remnant clutter hanging around, the less likely it is to be sorted and purged…
Excuses for Disorganization Over on Caldwell Evolution Blog, I periodically post on the Top 5 Series. While they generally address the small business or home office organizing issues, I felt this particular post would be of interest to my residential readership as well. Do these excuses sound familiar? Maybe some help from a professional organizer would be a good idea!…
Have you got a big project underway at home that is getting the better of you? Is your organization falling apart as this project mushrooms all over the house? Take a tip from the design world to help get a big project under control. Find a container big enough to hold all the bits and pieces and put the whole…
Q I had cleared most of my desk and office and was enjoying being able to see the desk and find things again. Then we had to put a rush on a project and now, two week later, I feel like I am back where I started. In a mess! Is this normal? Will life ever be different?A In a…
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