When someone begins thinking of organizing, many questions can pop into their thoughts. Every once-in-a-while we will select questions from our readers and share our response with you.
Q: Do I need to be a neat freak to be organized?
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23% of adults say they pay bills late (& thus incur fees) because they loose them, according to Harris Interactive. The systems you use (or don't use) can make or break your financial situation. Here are some web resources to help you get your financial affairs in order and reach towards your financial freedom!
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This month is Stress Awareness Month. Understanding the stress in your life and how to overcome that stress is one of the first steps to living your life to your priorities. We have provided the following links for you to learn more about stress and what you can do to fight it.
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Whether your sewing space is a corner of the dining room, a dedicated closet or a separate room just for sewing, you can make that space inviting and efficient for your sewing tasks. With some thought and organization, your sewing area can be a source of enjoyment and many accomplished projects. Here are 5 tips to start you on your way to a great organized sewing area.
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Got (or want) Books? Here's a great web site for you....
Want to increase your business library? Or like to curl up with a good book to relax and unwind from the day? Do this for next to nothing, while also being environmentally friendly, with www.paperbackswap.com. It is easy to use and there's no subscription fees for the service. Here is how it works:
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When searching for cleaners (and note, cleaners are not the same as organizers), it is important to distinguish between
professional cleaning services and independent cleaners. Professional
cleaning services are usually licensed (typically by the city, county
or, in some cases, the state), meaning that they have met basic service
standards and criteria. They may also be bonded and insured, protecting
against damages and theft of your valuables—as well as protecting you
from liability should a cleaner injure him or herself in your home
while working. Professional cleaning services generally pre-screen and
train their employees, and typically send a team of two to three people
to clean your home.
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Every once in a while we like to share success stories from our readers, workshop participants or clients. We received an email from Dava. She attended a workshop that we presented and had asked some great questions during the session.
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One of my long-time readers asked me if I knew of a resource to learn
more about e-bay. He wants to "unload all of this stuff" and he is
also considering the possibility of a home-based business using e-bay.
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