September 27, 2021
The objective of the paperless office has been around for years and there is a pretty solid consensus that it is a pipe dream. We’ll never completely be rid of paper (and as an analog fan I for one am happy with that) so we need to find ways to integrate paper storage and retrieval into our processes.
The new year is right around the corner so it’s time to start looking into ways to get organized for next year. Here’s six suggestions for getting a head start on kicking off the new
The new year is right around the corner so it’s time to start looking into ways to get organized for next year. Here’s six suggestions for getting a head start on kicking off the new
OneNote is an excellent tool for not only gathering content but organizing crafting materials for use. One of the tricks I frequently use is the OneNote to Word save function for sections and notebooks. You
Put your clutter in a box with an expiration date. I do like the idea of clutter having a limited lifespan. I’ll be trying this tip myself when it comes to the shopping receipts that
Peter Walsh offered an idea on the last Springpad Show about managing magazines. The idea is to only keep a few back issues and then take out the things you want to keep in older
Since Springpad went offline a few years ago we’ve been left with a functional gap in the productivity space. I’m going back through some of the ideas and applications we had for Springpad and updating
Keeping track of drink recipes for those of us who are amateur mixologists can be quite the challenge. It struck me then there should be an easy way to use the new Starter Notebooks from
If you haven’t seen our last show, here’s the video from YouTube. Our next show is scheduled for Nov. 14 and we’ll be talking about organizing your holiday shopping.
SalFalko / Foter.com / CC BY-NC We’re rapidly approaching that time of year where the stress builds from trying to manage your holiday gift giving. I have three kids and my wife and I spend
