Family Inc. needs some Organization
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. Today not so much so. While technology has made communicating more entertaining, it’s also made it harder for the heads of families to keep track of what’s going on. Maintaining an accurate, easy to reference record of the kids last doctors appointment, when the tires on the SUV were last replaced, when the furnace filter needs to be changed, which distant relative’s birthday is coming up all need to be managed somehow. I’ve had more than one friend tell me that the W5Templates product could be the answer. Tracking what’s coming up and having an easy to reference record of what’s happened in the past is key to any good household management system. An organized family, is a happy family.
Dave Oshlag has been helping companies large and small stay organized and focus on the right projects for more than 25 years. His specialty is saving hours of time wasted on disorganized systems without spending thousands of dollars. He’s best known for enabling massive changes in productivity with tools like W5 Templates that are simple, streamlined and get people organized quickly.