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Stephanie LH Calahan
DECEMBER 23, 2009
Work With Stephanie « Cause and Effect - Productivity is an Action, Not a Result @QuietSpacing | Main | Organize Your Ideas and Watch Them Unfold » Planner Or Tickler (1-31) File? - Sometimes I wonder if I am duplicating my efforts by using a calendar and the tickler files. What are your thoughts in this area?
Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 26, 2010
Files can be kept in open piles on a desk or in folders, according to your style. Use the RAFT template: refer it, act on it, file it or toss it. File it, if necessary. Eighty percent of filed papers are never looked at again. Don’t keep routine memos or anything that gives you information you already know or have.
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Ian's Messy Desk
JUNE 9, 2010
Disorganization is so prevalent in the workplace that the Professional Organizers in Canada estimates a typical office worker wastes 150 hours a year – almost one month – searching for misplaced information. Reference Files: store in a convenient location close to your desk.
Ian's Messy Desk
APRIL 9, 2010
Delete unnecessary files: With a computer, you can free up space by sending unnecessary files to the trash. How about all those “junk files” on your mental hard drive? Download: Many “must keep” files that don’t need to reside on your hard drive can be downloaded onto a disk. Delegate whenever you can.
Stephanie LH Calahan
JANUARY 17, 2011
5 Steps to Meal Planning Success There is no denying that there is a strong tie between your health and your productivity or ability to focus and get things done. As I have shared my health journey in the past few years, many have written me to express frustration with their ability to manage their time and eating right.
Stephanie LH Calahan
JANUARY 3, 2011
Here are a few tips to get started: Set up a filing system to store and manage your paperwork Your paperwork likely consists of three types of paper: 1) stuff you need to take action on 2) stuff you are saving for reference and 3) stuff that you should have tossed a long time ago, but haven't. Avoid backlog.
Ian's Messy Desk
JULY 28, 2010
I’m reposting with some update information. Round them all up and transfer their information to something a little more permanent, efficient, and user-friendly. Schedule filing time at least once per week. Add dated or calendar items to a tickler file system or a diary as soon as they arrive. Thanks for visiting!
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