Organize Your Life

If you want to get and stay organized, you will need to learn how to develop an organizing habit that works. For real success to take hold, you must stop rearranging your things every couple of weeks and make a deeper connection between your things and what you want. Your organizing efforts don’t last because […]

How to Use a Checklist Do you feel like you could do more if you only had the right tools? You’re not alone. According to a recent study, the average person spends about two hours each day on tasks that could be automated with a checklist. That means there are 40 hours every month where

It is easy to organize bills and mail and to keep the money clutter off your desk once you define your money system. A good “how I process my money” organization system establishes a place for all the different kinds of money clutter to go. What is Money Clutter? You might be wondering just how

Do you want to boost your productivity without adding stress? Making five simple changes can boost your productivity at work. These are easy and actionable steps that anyone can take. You don’t have to be a CEO or an entrepreneur; these tips are for everyone who wants more out of their day-to-day routine. These small

Organizing Round-Up: Pro Tips to Clear Clutter Who doesn’t love tips, hacks, and quick how-tos? More than Organized participated in two top-tip round-ups featuring professional organizers and bloggers around the web. Each collection has unique clear-cluttering tips for your home. 35 Best Tips from Professional Organizers and Bloggers If you’ve been following More than Organized

Would You Like to Trade Time Famine for Time Affluence? Does it seem like there aren’t enough hours in the day? Do you feel you are “starved” for time? Are you ending the day feeling stressed, rushed, overworked, and behind on accomplishments? You may be suffering from a phenomenon known as time famine. Read on

Is Mental Clutter Holding You Back? You know that you could write that business proposal, film script, or best-selling book if you could just lock those ideas down on paper, on your computer, on a napkin. Somewhere. . . But for some reason, you can’t seem to focus enough to sort out your next move.

Want to save time? Make a decision and stick with it. A one-time decision takes stress and choosing time out of the equation. Stop wasting time deciding which shampoo will make your hair prettier.  Don’t worry if the new barbeque sauce will taste better. Stop wondering which app will make you productive. Pick one and

Because time is relative, we need some real ways to save time. It is time to get realistic about time. With only 24 hours in a day, you cannot expect to get 1000 things done well. Real ways to save time rely on having a clear purpose. Figure out what is important and get mental