In the Office – clean workspace, information that is easy to locate, a simple-to-use filing system and a system to process all types of incoming paper and media.

Designate ONE area in the home to handle all paper. Keep paper piles to a minimum by tossing junk mail immediately, recording appointments, events and reminders in a Planner and by filing on a regular basis. Get through your “To Read” piles by eliminating all but the most interesting, limiting magazine subscriptions and keeping catalogs, journals and other quick reads in the places you are most likely to read them (by the bed, in the bathroom, in your car or bag for the times you’re stuck waiting).

It is a daily battle to manage paperwork in a disorganized office and it takes time away from doing the things you truly enjoy. A Professional Organizer can help you process paper back logs and set up customized office systems that reflect your preferences and personality.