The Five Levels of Being Organized
Being organized means different things to different people, but I have discovered Read More
Professional Gordonizing
Professional Gordonizing
I happen to be a fan of celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay Read More
My Least Favorite Organizing Products
My Least Favorite Organizing Products
There is no rulebook for organizing products. These Read More
Reduce To Produce
Ever had so much stuff piled up on your desk, that you Read More
Organizing In High Gear (and Low)
My central organizing philosophy is circulation prevents accumulation. Read More
Sewing The Seeds Of Progress
Picture this. It’s a beautiful spring day and you’re meeting a couple Read More
Receipt Control
One of the most familiar items to go homeless in any work environment is the receipt. You may be frustrated with how messy they look everywhere, but the solution is never as easy as throwing them all out, because they DO matter. Not ALL of them matter, but without a clear plan, one tends to keep them all, just in case.
When Empty Is Full
One of the things that makes it so difficult for us to Read More
Organize Before You Mobilize
One question I get all the time is “Should I get organized Read More
Paper Drain Or Paper Trap?
Would you say there is more of a paper drain or paper trap in your work environment? In other words, does paper circulate easily, like water down a drain, or does it accumulate, like water in a plugged sink? If a sink is overflowing with water, we want the plumber to fix what is plugging up the drain IMMEDIATELY!
Organizing Lessons From An Orange
The photos to the right demonstrate a really interesting phenomenon. The orange Read More
Knot Thinking
Knot Thinking
A while back I wrote a post called Read More
