To-Do Lists – Paper vs. Electronic
Last time, I wrote some basic guidelines for creating effective to-do lists. Today I’ll cover the burning question of whether it is better to keep your to-do list on paper or electronically.
Read more →Last time, I wrote some basic guidelines for creating effective to-do lists. Today I’ll cover the burning question of whether it is better to keep your to-do list on paper or electronically.
Read more →Ah, the to-do list. Some people hate them, some people swear by them. As a Professional Organizer who teaches time management skills, I’ve seen my share of non-effective to-do lists. Here are some guidelines for creating and following a manageable to-do list.
Read more →Did you ever have in your hand an invitation to an event, or a schedule of upcoming lectures, performances, or exhibits that sounded interesting but which you weren’t ready to commit to? Chances are you added the invitation or schedule to a pile of paper on your desk, or put it somewhere in your file cabinet. Months later, you came across it and said, “Oh, I’m really sorry I missed that”, and threw it out. So what really happened here?
Read more →Has this ever happened to you? You put your glasses down someplace, and then you can’t find them because you aren’t wearing your glasses!
Read more →Have you ever done the following: Carried a coupon around for weeks, then forgot to use it when you actually purchased the item? Found yourself in a store in which you needed to buy something, but postponed buying it because you knew you had a coupon at home? Yes, I know you have. Because we all have! Have you ever gone to a store with a coupon that applies only if you spend a certain amount of money, then ran…
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