Organizing An Unpack
Last post I addressed Organizing A Move, so in this one we look at Organizing An Unpack. Moving into a new home is an exciting [...]
Last post I addressed Organizing A Move, so in this one we look at Organizing An Unpack. Moving into a new home is an exciting [...]
These days more of us are working from home more than ever before and one thing you need more than ever before is to manage time.
Here’s 5 tips to prioritize and organize in 2021.
When your life’s spinning out of control, a to-do list feels like a way to bring control back. However without a plan to fit these items into your schedule, that list can be just a brain-dump.
One strategy for staying organized involves taking your starting point as seriously as umpires take cleaning home plate. I call this organizing your way home.
I have a simple rule that helps me with staying organized: “Be kind to your future self.”
What does good organizing look like? I have identified 4 elements to look for.
My book includes a chapter on storage, because even static items needs a plan for movement. A great way to understand this concept is to look at a log jam.
Clutter, for many, is a bugbear and something to be avoided. For others it is almost a way of life.
Someone who works up to the last second in the search for maximum productivity exhibits the "almost done" lie.
So maybe you're thinking that Post-It Notes are to be avoided? Not so fast! It all depends on how you use them.
A while back I was sitting down with SEO master Ed Winslow of NicheQuest and he shared a time management technique with me, with a funny name. It’s called the Pomodoro Technique. In it’s bare essence, the Pomodoro Technique involves working for 25 minutes and resting for 5 minutes.
The new year is a natural time to make new resolutions. Whether your resolutions are goals or habits, these five tips will help make them stick.
Yes, I know I left out an “r” in the title. It’s a bad pun, but that’s OK, because my father loved bad puns. On this Father’s Day, I remember my father fondly. There’s no other way to remember him. As this is an organizing blog, I want to talk about my minimalist roots that came from Dad.
Too many categories can actually make you more disorganized than having none at all. There is a point of diminishing returns on categories.
The new year is still a few weeks away, but this is the perfect time to think about how to make those new years resolutions a reality this year. Effective time management is the key.