Posts Tagged ‘organizing’
Organizing Lessons From An Orange
In: Clutter Control
28 Jan 2011The photos to the right demonstrate a really interesting phenomenon. The orange is buoyant with its rind on, but sinks to the bottom when the rind is taken off. With less weight, it behaves more heavily. I suppose the rind is more porous and provides flotation qualities. I don’t actually know. I’m not a scientist. [...]
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Five Organizing Lessons From Making A Snowball
In: Clutter Control
10 Feb 2010Well the snow’s finally here in a big way and with it a blank canvas of possibilities and limitations. I could wax poetic about the many ways this blank canvas relates to organizing, but for this post I’m just going to focus on how the lessons of making a successful snowball relate to the practice [...]
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