The Family Inc. article from Saturday’s WSJ, talks about parents taking solutions from the workplace and applying them to their households, got me thinking. How do families organize their activities? Back in the day it used to be fairly simple. …
Looks like Seinfeld’s George Costanza should have invested in a W5 Template instead of a huge exploding wallet!
With every New Year comes a slew of countless resolutions which typically result in a month-long crowd at the gym, and the infamous desk clean-out to “end” all disorganization. As it turns out, getting organized makes up about 50% of …
February is National Weddings Month! Are you a stressed out bride-to-be? With so many details, dress sizes, and other items weighing down your mind – overcome the common fear of being unprepared in embarking on this new journey. Allow us …
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Are you starting to feel like Phil Connors (Bill Murray) in the 1993 American comedy film Groundhog Day? Are you missing out on opportunities to do things right the first time, and your life feels like it’s on a continuous …
Many business owners find themselves so busy working in the day-to-day tasks of their business that they don’t take time to work on their business’s growth. You didn’t start your business with the dream of working long hours for little …
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CRM is defined as Customer Relationship Management. I think a more useful definition is “Customized” Relationship Management. All day long, in many aspects of our work and personal lives we are organizing and trying to keep track of our stuff. …
I really love the late comedian George Carlin’s insightful rants of basic things and especially his classic standup routine about the importance of ‘Stuff’ in our lives! Sounds like he could have used – and would have appreciated – a …
The beginning of the new year, presents the perfect opportunity to re-organize your projects and client contact information. Would you like more time to work on the “important” projects? How’d you like to be able to finish your work day …
Great article in the 12/12/12 Marketplace section of the WSJ, by Rachel Emma Silverman, addressing organization in the workplace and why it’s so hard to get work done. Here’s a link to the article. Let me know what you think.
