Organizing - Time is of the Essence!

What does “time” have to do with getting organized? Everything! Our society today keeps us running and constantly inhaling, seemingly never allowing us to stop and “exhale”!

Organized For Life

Questions come my way all the time regarding my God-given nature to be organized. It has been said that I stayed under the proverbial “organized spout” too long when I was being created. In fact, at ...

Balance - And Other Things

The Mexican Villager The American investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small boat were several large yello...

Organizing for Today, Tomorrow and the Next Day

Getting organized is hard. If it weren't, we wouldn't put it off until it got even harder. There are hundreds of books out there on how to get organized; they have ideas on how to work in your gara...

10 Minute Tricks to Help You Get Organized

Whoever thought you'd be able to get organized in just 10 minutes?! Here are a few simple ideas. 1. 10 MINUTE CHORE BOX: Rather than spending hours organizing, and doing it all yourself, create a 1...

Here's A Great Way To Organize Your Work From Home Office Virtually

How to keep track of your schedule even while on the road. All your infromation can be accessed with a simple click of your mouse.

Change the Way You Think and Change Your Life

Dennis is working as a factory worker during the day and a security guard at night. He needs these two incomes in order to stay above water in his bills. He has Wednesday’s off on both jobs and that is the day he gets everything done. Yes, he’s tired all the time, but hey, how else is he expected to make a living.

5 Easy Tips on Light that You Can Use to Improve Your Day

It is scientifically proven that the quantity and quality of light plays a significant role in mood and work performance. Many people spend much more time in front of their computers and/or under indoor lighting conditions where the light is fluorescent (green) or incandescent (orange) which contributes to dry, burning eyestrain. Now we can take advantage of full spectrum lighting and...

10 Myths of Clutter Clearing

10 myths of clutter clearing dispels those beliefs that stop us from taking action, and shows you how to take the first steps to get rid of clutter once and for all. It provides the confidence you need to overcome your fear of just getting started, on what has probably been a life-long habit of clutter-collecting. Take action today!

5 Tips to Banish Clutter From Your Life For Good

Studies show that 80 percent of what we use comes from 20 percent of what we own. That means that 80 percent of the things in our homes are rarely or never used. Follow these tips to de-clutter your life...

Get Rid Of The Clutter

You really can have a successful business and a great life. Often we get caught up in growing our business or climbing the corporate ladder that we put our personal lives on hold. Rather than filling up your calendar with work, organizations, commitments, and activities that don’t bring you joy, think about putting on your calendar the activities that you really want to do first. Make having a great life your top priority.

Six ADD Tips for Organizing Everyday Things

Disorganization and Attention Deficit Disorder go together like a horse and carriage. Here are 6 tips to help people with ADD (and everybody else too) organize everyday things.

Tossing and Turning

Paperless society we aren't. And it doesn't look like it will be that way any time soon. So why do we collect so much paper...and why can't we let it go? Whatever the reason, we need to think about the alternative.

Getting Things Done: A Guide To Next-Action Lists

Next-Action lists are a powerful (yet very simple) concept from David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) sytem, that can increase your productivity dramatically...

10 Common Roadblocks to Getting Organized

Here are some reasons why people suffer from clutter, waste time looking for things, feel overwhelmed with things to do and feel cramped and uncomfortable in their own environment. Do any of these sound familiar?