Paper takes a lot of space to store, and especially if you’re used to searching for documents on your computer, rifling through paper piles and digging into file cabinets can seem practically archaic!
Consider your time, money, and security when weighing the pros and cons.
Think you need everything in your space? Think again.
The final month of the year is here, and for many of us, it’s a time of wrapping things up before the new year rolls around. This year, as part of your year-end wrap-up, consider taking a few moments to revisit the systems that serve you every day, and see if you can improve them.
Creating a storage map, or diagram, of how and where your items are stored will make them easier to find—and easier to put away.
A frequent by-product of the organizing process is usually a bunch of stuff you’ve decided you no longer want, love, or use. Getting rid of all this stuff can sometimes be a challenge – but don’t let that stymie your progress!
Planning out how to get organized can be easier with the following tool!
Our everyday technology is such a part of our lives that it’s hard for us to travel without them. But how can we travel with tech in an organized way?
It’s important to chose a desk that fits your needs and keeps you organized!
Make organizing with kids fun: give them control, keep it simple, label storage and keep it accessible, and use color.
Personalize your workspace: add color; look for storage ideas in non-office supply like kitchen, bedroom, and gardening; and search for boutique brands.
Being organized makes you more productive, saving you time and money; makes the most of your storage space; and makes you feel empowered and more professional.
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