When you think of clutter, your first thoughts probably go to those piles of papers and stuff that you have been ignoring. Yes, they should be addressed. However, there is one area that also gets cluttered and is easier to overlook…. Your digital life which includes your computer, phone, other devices. The question is why… Continue Reading »
You have a vision of what your decluttered, organized workspace would look like. All the surfaces are clear. Those essential items that you use daily have a designated spot on your desk. The remaining less frequently used items have a home out of sight that makes sense to you. The problem…. You are focused on… Continue Reading »
Recently, I have been focusing on how to clear the clutter in your workspace and shared strategies for getting the job done. You have probably heard that a decluttered space will make you more productive. There’ll be less distractions so you’ll be more focused and you’ll get more done. All this is true. However, there… Continue Reading »
It’s important not to waste resources, especially in a business requiring you to utilize resources for productivity. Resource utilization is essential for any business or company; calculating it will help you understand how to move forward. Read on to understand why it’s important to calculate resource utilization and how these calculations will affect your business…. Continue Reading »
I have been sharing strategies for decluttering your workspace so you can embrace the small space mindset. So far, I’ve shared tips for effectively using your calendar to schedule decluttering time and for being systematic as you clear the clutter. Now I’m going to share my third strategy. I will be focusing on decision making… Continue Reading »
When we think deeper about it, the human body doesn’t have the natural design to comfortably sit and work at a desk for hours at a time. However, many of us can’t forgo working with a desk since it’s a requirement for us to maintain and do our jobs. As such, it’s crucial that you… Continue Reading »