Preparation is always worth it

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
HOLIDAY PREP BY THE PROS
Preparation is always worth it
...at
least that's what the Pros say ![]() Preparation
for an event is a struggle when you're naturally disorganized. We get
caught up with the wrong list of "to-do's". We daydream about
others perfect events. We spend countless hours reading up on how to make
ours the "world's best". Yet in the end, we feel disappointed and
even depressed because we failed to pull it off. So,
this season I want to suggest a new goal for you: "Prepare for your celebration by looking in, not out" 1. Recall your most favorite
celebration. What
did you enjoy? What created the positive emotions you remember?
List what you saw, ate, heard, felt. No, I'm not a Psychologist, but
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![]() Monday, October 11, 2010
DESK DILEMMAS
Desk Dilemmas Does your workspace promote productivity?
by Tracy Axcell
"What can I do to work more efficiently in my office?” This is the No. 1 question in the minds of many home-based
business owners. Although many people struggle with creating an office
atmosphere that promotes productivity, doing so doesn't have to be difficult. Use
the following simple steps to create the stress-free home office you desire.
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![]() Sunday, March 7, 2010
PRODUCTIVITY THIEVES
I wrote the following article for Fujitsu ScanSnap recently about the 3 things that steal your productivity in your office. I hope you'll find some tips or ideas to spur you on to a more productive office environment. ***************************** As a Certified Professional Organizer (CPO) I consistently see the same three productivity issues in offices: paper, clutter and time. By implementing some simple changes, you will be able to enjoy a more organized, productive home office.
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![]() Friday, August 7, 2009
GET "TO-DO'S" DONE!
LISTS! Creating Effective "To-Do" Lists
There are thousands of programs, apps and opinions on how to handle your list of to-do's. Many are good,some are justtoo detailedanda fewactually work for those of us who are naturally disorganized. I want to show you how I've worked through this issue in my life and hope that it will help you tocomplete your list of to-do's. First
off, I don't have an actual to-do list. For
many naturally disorganized people, "to-do's
never get ta-done!" If I need to do something, it must
be an appointment on my calendar with a specific amount of time
or it will never get accomplished; no matter how small or large, it's an
appointment, not a to-do.
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