Posts Tagged ‘circulation’
Want to make your home more inviting? The dining table is usually a great place to start. If it’s piled with mail, schoolwork, and crafts then it’s not very welcoming. To keep your table clear and inviting, it helps to think of it as a runway at the FedEx “Super Hub” at Memphis International Airport. [...]
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The Annual Purge
In: Clutter Control
1 Apr 2008Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, April 2008 THE ANNUAL PURGE I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. CIRCULATION PREVENTS ACCUMULATION. What better time of year than spring for a fresh start? Open the windows and let the musty winter out and the clean spring air in. Open the storage room and let the old [...]
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- Tags: categories, circulation, clearing, divide & conquer, focus, fresh start, garage, purge
Dedicated Spaces
In: Floor Planning
1 Mar 2008Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, March 2008 Dedicated Spaces I know I’m not the first Professional Organizer to talk about dedicated spaces and that’s for a very good reason. While there are many different ways to GET organized there is no better way to STAY organized than to recognize dedicated spaces. Simply put, [...]
Top 10 Golden Rules of Storage
In: Systems
8 Aug 2007Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, August 2007 TOP 10 GOLDEN RULES OF STORAGE A couple weeks ago Real Simple magazine contacted me, requesting my top 3 clutter control tips in the home office and kitchen. Now I have nothing against Real Simple and I have no problem giving away my best tips, but I realized I [...]
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