Filing Keyboards Stress UPS 
Ian's Messy Desk
APRIL 24, 2014
The post 3 tips for a stress-free connected workplace appeared first on Ian's Messy Desk. (NC) NC) Does your workplace stress you out? Creating a stress free environment for you and your team can pay off big time. File away completed projects, and do an assessment of what you really need to keep. Use technology.
All Things Admin
MARCH 9, 2022
Anxiety and stress. I keep specific actions on a sticky note for each file to help me get right into the flow of work. It stays in front of me throughout the day on a bright notepad sitting on the right hand side of my keyboard. I pull up a YouTube station and let it play until my task is finished. Disorganization.
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Office Dynamics
OCTOBER 15, 2013
While the constant flow of paperwork into your hands can''t be helped, you can take measures to limit the amount of paperwork that builds up around you. Optimize your desk by tackling documents and Post-it notes that take up precious surface space. Throw away old papers, empty boxes, crinkled notes, and dried-up pens.
Stephanie LH Calahan
FEBRUARY 18, 2011
By using labels in combination with filters, I am able to automatically sort and label (file) most of my e-mail before it arrives in my in-box. I'll read and delete and save those of interest in a file. Thanks to Deborah Erickson, CPO of No Where But Up,Organizing 4. Thanks to Lita Daniel of Regain Your Space 5.
Productivityist
DECEMBER 22, 2016
I personally use OneNote, but you can use a similar program or even plain text files. A major part of my processing speed is in keyboard shortcuts in my e-mail program. You should look into keyboard shortcuts too. For each step of my process, I have a keyboard shortcut such as CTRL-1, CTRL-2 , CTRL-3, etc. Conclusion.
Virtual Moxie
MAY 31, 2011
If you feel your stress rising, it's a good bet that you're approaching capacity in some way or another. But I do use the Task list to hold ideas that spontaneously come up during the day that I know I’ll want to consider when I have time, but that I don’t have time to given even two minutes to right then. Tasks are calendared, too.
On The Job
OCTOBER 26, 2007
So the dog and two cats appear, dumping over the trash, barfing up something they should not have eaten, and scrambling to lie on the computer keyboard, my lap or whatever papers I need, all the while drooling and shedding and panting and meowing. So they breathe until I can’t stand it and I look up. Run it up the flagpole.
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