You can say a lot about organization specifics - the best way to organize a junk drawer, great strategies for handling bills, or the proper order for your medicine cabinet. Sometimes, though, it's just handy to live by basic organization principles and apply them where needed. Try applying these basic organizing rules to your daily life:
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It's been a while since we've had a serious discussion about planners. With the year coming to a close and another starting fresh, now is the perfect time for a refresher. You'll soon be setting goals for a new year, and using a planner will make reaching those goals a little easier. Here are a few thoughts to help you plan from some of the most organized people we know.
Does your New Year's resolution involve getting organized? Make 2013 the year that you commit to better organization. Don't think of being organized as an elusive, far-off goal. Create routines to help lighten the load and bring the chaos to order today. Here are 5 tips to help get you started:
December is a month to spend with family. Sometimes though, it's a month spent as your family's air traffic controller, keeping track of holiday parties, school concerts, classroom treat days, and family traditions. Here are five tips to help you simplify your December and reclaim some quality time with your family.
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December is a month to spend with family. Sometimes though, it's a month spent as your family's air traffic controller, keeping track of holiday parties, school concerts, classroom treat days, and family traditions. Here are five tips to help you simplify your December and reclaim some quality time with your family.
