Organizing Writers, Creatives and Dreamers

Last month I suggested you focus on spring cleaning your To Do list. How did that go? Did you find a project you’re excited to get back...

There are 5 stages to emergency preparedness: Planning, Prevention, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery. Take Action by...

Create a Power Plan for your phone today. Here's a list of possible items to add to your emergency supplies.

An inventory of your home and belongings does not have to be the time-consuming task. Find out what you need and how to start.

Most of us now rely on speed dial or pushing a button to connect us to others. What if you didn't have your phone or the battery died?

Place the following 7 documents in a resealable plastic bag (2 bags are better than one) or a water proof poach - add it to your pet's kit.

Get Prepared! 1) Get a Kit; 2) Make a Plan; 3) Be Informed; 4) Get Involved.

If 'getting the paperwork filed' isn't happening for you, consider simplifying your system and build in the file maintenance. Th

Prevent identity theft, shred your old tax records that you no longer need*.  Shred any current charge receipts and statements that you don&

Be prepared for an emergency, organized for a move, or keep your bills and financial information orderly every day.

Will you have phone service during an emergency? The answer depends on what type of phone you have (cell, VoIP, standard landline).

Sticky notes became the biggest productivity tool in the 1980's, then the PalmPilot in the late 90's. Replaced by BlackBerry® in 199

Not everything you keep can occupy the same space, so identifying storage and organizing zones for your paper is important. Think: HOT | WAR

Ideas, dreams and oh, so many, opportunities come into your life each day. But where do they belong? Where can you put them so that they won

MAIL If mail is piled (or buried) in multiple locations throughout your house, that means it doesn't have a home. Find a home for your m

Today's step is about slowing the flow of emails into your inbox. If you're busy reading your emails you may not have time to read your...

3 things to make your computers more organized. Manage desktop, use keywords in file names, and schedule Maintain Mondays or Tidy Tuesdays.