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10 ways to organize your work space
By SuccessTelevision.com, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:08pm PDTWant to achieve your goals, become uber successful? But, first, where's my pen?
organizing your work space
Outstanding performance is one of the keys to success that I discuss in Straight Talk for Success. If you want to become an outstanding performer, you need to do three things:</>
1) become a lifelong learner; 2) set and achieve high goals; and 3) get organized.For some reason, I have a difficult time organizing my work space. My living space is very neat (it always was, even before I got married), but my work space has always been a mess – very cluttered. I am working very diligently on better organizing my work space.
Are you well organized? Or are you disorganized? Leave a comment letting us know what you do to enhance your level of organization.
The September 2008 issue of “O, The Oprah Magazine” devotes 11 pages to an article call “Overwhelmed?” I found some great ideas for reducing the clutter in your workspace and living space.
Here are a few ideas that I particularly like… Read More »
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Organize your cords!
By Country Living, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 2:15pm PDTRecharge your portable electronics — cell phone, iPod, BlackBerry, PDA — without getting your wires crossed. By repurposing a low-tech shoebox, you can organize and safeguard your high-tech accessories. Read More »
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Cute and functional storage shelf
By Country Living, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 2:04pm PDT
Want a workspace that's both functional and pretty? Clear an ample work surface, keeping it free of piles of paperwork and clutter. Items that you use regularly — phone, computer, reference books, writing implements — should be within reach, while nonessentials can be neatly stowed on shelved or filed in drawers. To maximize space and for visual appeal, attach jelly jars to a shelf above your desk. Fill them with colorful craft and office supplies. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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Cheap and Efficient Laundry Room Fixes
By Country Living, on Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:27pm PDT
QUESTION: I would like to update my laundry room but can't afford a complete remodel. What can I do to make the area more attractive and functional, without spending a great deal of money? Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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Efficient Pantry Ideas
By Country Living, on Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:24pm PDT
Before the days of built-in cabinetry, most of a household's dry foods, dishes, and linens were kept in a pantry adjoining the kitchen. Unfortunately, from the 1950s on, "modern" kitchen design often did away with this great storage feature. But every kitchen, no matter how fully outfitted with standard cabinets, can benefit from the addition of a pantry -- if only to corral the supersize packages of paper towels, pasta, and snacks many of us buy at warehouse stores. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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Clutter buster #2: Color-code your bookcase
By Domino Magazine, on Thu Aug 7, 2008 1:58pm PDTDomino asked its readers for their best organization tips, and they answered! We're going to give you eight clever organizing tricks one by one. You can check out the rest of the readers' tips over at Domino!
"The color-coded bookcase was a result of a maddening attempt to organize my entire home while pregnant with my third daughter; I could not be more thrilled with the results."
— Jenifer from Omaha, NE
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Clutter buster #1: Use a basket to keep up with your catalogs
By Domino Magazine, on Thu Aug 7, 2008 12:22pm PDTDomino asked its readers for their best organization tips, and they answered! We're going to give you eight clever organizing tricks one by one. You can check out the rest of the readers' tips over at Domino!
"Upon going through the mail, I immediately discard the catalogs I know I'm not interested in. Then I go through each catalog, dog-earing or sticky-noting each page I might order from. After finishing each catalog, I go to my rectangular catalog basket, where I keep all catalogs in alphabetical order."
— Kim from Birmingham, AL- Let’s talk: Comment (4) | Blog
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Get more room in the bathroom
By BeJane.com, on Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:38am PDTQuestion: Which room in your home is typically the smallest, the busiest and the most cluttered?
Answer: The bathroom, of course.
Big or small, private or shared, there never seems to be enough bath room for everything you need. But space-finding ideas can help you create an organized sanctuary.
Clutter is the absolute antithesis of relaxation, which is why spa design always emphasizes clean lines and open spaces. The basic rule of bathroom storage is to keep objects near where they're used. This means placing frequently used items in the front of wall cabinets between waist and eye level, and storing bulkier items on lower shelves. Unsightly items such as blow dryers, curling irons, plungers and cleaning products should always be hidden from view.
Here are some basic tips: Read More »
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Do What You CAN Do Now!
By Bootgirl, on Tue Jul 15, 2008 10:44am PDTEver wonder how you will ever get everything done? Read More »
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