Posts Tagged ‘Organizing Paper’
The Medical Paperwork Nightmare
Paperwork is the worst! And medical paperwork is the worst of the worst! I hear this all the time. If you separate it from all other papers and look at it objectively, IT’S NOT SO BAD. To begin, separate any paperwork dealing with anything medical for each family member. Keep your health insurance information separate.…
Read MoreCalm Crafting – A Client Experience
Watch this video on YouTube We love our crafting clients! They are usually creative and curious. But what is it about crafts that create so much clutter? I wanted to give you an overview of how we work in craft rooms, so this client experience post is about more than one Northern Virginia crafting space.…
Read More6 Secret Steps to Going Paperless
Watch this video on YouTube A paperless life is a myth. But you can achieve a “less paper” life by making a few simple changes. Follow these suggestions to leave those paper piles behind and closer to a paperless life. Do one To-Do each month, for the next 6 months. Sign up for online bill…
Read MoreIt’s Organize Your Files Week!
Watch this video on YouTube Organizing your files is easy. Do I hear groans? It may not be your favorite thing to do, but it is necessary to stay organized. You really only have to organize you files once a year, if you have a system set up already. I think it is very appropriate…
Read MoreA Place for Everything
Watch this video on YouTube Do you have a place for everything in your life? Have you ever heard the saying, “A place for everything, and everything in its place”? It’s a good goal, however not always easy to reach. It would be better if you said “Locate the best place for everything.” For this…
Read MoreThe Secret to Conquering Your Paper Piles
Watch this video on YouTube The Secret to Conquering Your Paper Piles Years ago, some people thought that the personal computer would make our society paperless. Boy, were they wrong! We have more paper in our lives than ever before. With mail, delivery services, printed emails, and information on the web, no wonder we have…
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