Life Of E's

Julie Morgenstern, who has written MANY excellent books, has a new one (at least I’m just now getting around to reading it) called SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life: A Four-Step Guide to Getting Unstuck .  I heard her speak at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Professional Organizers where I was also a speaker.  She [...]

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For solo entrepreneurs, time management is one of the toughest parts of the job. You are a jack-of-all-trades: running the back office, fixing the computer, answering the phone, handling invoices, and, of course, doing the work that actually earns you revenue. It’s easy to get so wrapped up in administrative tasks that it becomes difficult [...]

When you embark on a de-cluttering spree, two of the ‘containers’ that you will want to have nearby are recycle and shred.  If you have different types of recycling (paper, plastic, and glass, then go ahead and have all three types available; most office and classroom clutter involve paper recycling, so definitely have your container [...]

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Learned about this great resource recently.  Love the name and love the concept: https://www.2placesat1time.com/index.aspx We all need to delegate and this looks like one resource that will give us some support!  Let me know your experiences with this group.  I’d be interested. If you want more ideas and direction on delegating, here’s a link for [...]

Notes from the call-in, November 16, 2009 If you missed the call on 11/16/09, Gini was taking notes as the call went along (while also leading the call) and I am posting them here.  Take a look and see how many ideas for writing you pick up (or are reminded of).  This is a great [...]

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