Posts Tagged ‘energy’
When Ambition Outweighs Energy
In: Systems
8 Dec 2010On the subject of food, my mother used to tell me “your eyes are bigger than your stomach!” On the subject of organizing, I have observed that, for many of my clients, their ambition significantly outweighs their energy. Don’t get me wrong. I think it is important to challenge ourselves. It’s OK for our reach [...]
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- Tags: ADHD, delegate, energy, Harold Taylor
Clean Slate of Mind
In: Systems
1 Jul 2010Ah, the clear desk. There’s nothing like it. It represents control and a sense of accomplishment, but it’s more than just a nice idea. A clear work surface is nothing less than your MOST valuable organizing tool. That’s right. I said organizing TOOL. As with all tools, a work surface performs best when it is [...]
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- Tags: energy, Feng Shui, hard drive, processing, target, to-do's
The Energy Factor
In: Time Management
7 Jul 2009Being truly organized requires a balance of three limited resources: space, time, and energy. The first two are pretty obvious, but “energy” is often overlooked. You may be working in a comfortable, productive space and you may have what seems like a well planned out schedule, but if you haven’t budgeted for your energy [...]
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