Office Organization Success

DECEMBER 15, 2012

Many business owners find themselves in a situation where they are asked to send their credit card information in order to finalize a business transaction. Don’t EVER send sensitive financial data via email – even if it is split across two emails. But first, a word of caution …. ” at [link].

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Stephanie LH Calahan

MAY 13, 2011

  Even if you are not the most technical person on your block, you probably have some form of technology in your life that you love.  I don't have to schedule anything. Since I work at home (and because we're full-time RVers, always on the road), I need to be able to fax/copy/convert from anywhere.

Credit Card 100

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Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 29, 2010

  I have so many piles and I don't want to file it all." Don't Let this Happen to You! 2 -- Get Ready to Let Go When you are deciding what to let go of and what to keep in physical form, ask yourself "What is the worst possible thing that would happen if I no longer had this item?" 

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The Office Professionals Place

MARCH 4, 2010

The daily inbox is comprised of spam, junk mail, solicitations, marketing advertisements, greeting cards, friendly ‘hellos’, newsletters, and of course, business correspondence. Never send vital information such as account numbers, social security numbers, or credit card information in an email. Contact Ms.

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Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 10, 2010

  Just to make sure you don't get overwhelmed reading a long post on overwhelm, here are a few tips to consider: This post is not meant to be a step-by-step guide.  it won't get any better. Don't reach for a post-it, a note-pad, a scratch-pad, a napkin, or a scrap of paper. Share your ideas. 

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