Tired of the same old, same old, when it comes to taking messages? Try the Kubisphere Revolving Magnet Board. This innovative board allows you to ditch the paper because you can jot notes down right on any of the revolving plates. You can also attach pictures, notes or anything else with a magnet. The design […]
There are lots of ways to cut paper clutter - from light tips to extreme paperless technology ideas. Here are 12 solutions that run from simple to the more complex - how each tip will apply to you, depends on how much you hate all that paper.
1. Pay all your bills online: And why not […]
This would be perfect for your office or home mail center.
The Pulp Bulletin Board is made with used magazines that have been super packed together. You can use it with typical push pins or wedge business cards into the small spaces. For just $20, this is one cool green board.
Tags: Bulletin Board, eco home, Eco […]
This warranty solution works well for folks without file cabinets - all you need is one drawer and some envelopes, and you’re all set.
First follow the steps I discussed in the previous warranty post:
“To get started you should have all your collected warranty info gathered together. Some people suggest stapling all the info together […]
Today we’re going to start a warranty series - a series, because I’ve got about five different ideas of how you can get your warranties organized. Well, five or six give or take.
From toasters to desk chairs, to your computer, cell phone, and juniors remote control car, life involves warranties and lots of them. Over […]
I posted my office space a few days ago along with some other b5media blogger’s desks and work spaces. If you’re now maybe feeling like a change of office furniture could do you good, why not try the cardboard desk? This individual actually bought all the boxes, but I know you have a garage full […]
Hey all. This month the Lifestyles Channel here at b5 decided to get together and do a theme day called “Where I blog from.”
Here’s my office space - which is still fairly makeshift, but not too cluttered. It’s a little sloppy because it’s before (not after) cleaning day, but as you’ll see, I really do […]
Our previous Declutter It blogger, Julie liked to do things like “Where’s my desk Wednesday” and “Tame those toys Thursdays” - special days at blogs are cool, but not for me. Ironically, I never stick to organized blog days. That said, I think we’ll be starting a new series here called “Motivation for […]
In the recent Office Zoning Issues post we looked at how to arrange your office supplies zone-wise to cut down on clutter. However some people in the comments mentioned stuff creeping up on them. Also, I mentioned that if you have certain tasks or a job that changes, the supplies and papers you may need […]
No, I’m not talking about whether your office is legit - usually, unless you’re working on the roof, or in the front yard, no one is going to comment on your home office zoning. I’m talking about zoning your desk for maximum efficiency.
Your goal when desk or whole home office zoning is to organize in […]
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Written by Jennifer Chait for b5media.
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