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Follow on Google News | Time Management and Productivity Expert Laura Stack Discusses Manageable OrganizationIn her latest blog titled “Organizing Your Space,” Stack offers readers tips for making the most of space without wasting precious time trying to organize it.
By: The Productivity Pro Stack, who places a high value on organization when it comes to operating at maximum performance levels, suggests readers begin by tackling a single one-hour organizing project each weekend. Pick a drawer, shelf, cabinet, closet, or box---something that’s been the subject of the best organizational intentions for some time---but has never received any focused attention. “Don’t attempt a huge task, such as an entire bedroom,” Stack says. “Break it down into manageable, bite-sized chunks.” Stack says many people enter into organization projects with the best intentions, but without a workable plan. “Don’t just dump everything out on the floor,” she says. “You’ To begin an effective organization project, Stack offers the following tips: Get five sturdy boxes and label them as follows: 1. The Put Away box contains items that are out of place and go somewhere else. 2. The Give Away box is for items that are in good repair that you no longer want or use. The contents of this box will go to charity or be sold. 3. The Store Away box is for items that are going to be used again in a reasonable amount of time, but not regularly. 4. The Toss box is just as it sounds, for items that are broken, old, worn, or in bad repair, and need to be thrown away. 5. The Belongs Here box contains items that will go back into the area you’re organizing. Stack tells readers to take one item out at a time and put it into the appropriate box. Organizers who plan to work on the project for one hour should set a timer for 50 minutes. When it buzzes at the end of 50 minutes, use the last 10 minutes to handle the boxes: put items away; put the charity box in the car; throw the trash away; and put the remaining boxes in storage. In her most recent book, “What to do When There’s Too Much to Do,” Stack discusses organization techniques for electronic files devised to optimize productivity in the workplace. She has written extensively on organizing for the office and home, to help professionals make the most of their work time and leisure time. For information on organization techniques and productivity, visit http://www.TheProductivityPro.com website, Email Laura@TheProductivityPro.com, or call 303-471-7401. About Laura Stack: Laura Stack is a time management and productivity expert who has been speaking and writing about human potential and peak performance since 1992. She has implemented employee productivity improvement programs at Wal-Mart, Cisco Systems, UBS, Aramark, and Bank of America. Stack presents keynotes and seminars internationally for leaders, entrepreneurs, salespeople, and professional services firms on improving output, lowering stress, and saving time in the workplace. The president of The Productivity Pro®, Inc., a time management firm specializing in high-stress environments, Stack is the bestselling author of five books: “What to do When There’s Too Much to do” (2012); “SuperCompetent” End
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