Organization
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Wednesday, October 24th, 2007I was watching Fox Business News yesterday and one of the segments featured an interview with a lady from the Insurance Information Institute (www.iii.org). They were talking about the fires going on out in California and what people should do to help prepare themselves should they lose everything. One of the things the [...]
OT: How Many Emails Do You Have in Your Inbox Right Now?
Wednesday, July 18th, 2007I have NINE!
I spent some time over the weekend deleting and organizing my emails. My inbox contained over 1,200 emails before I started cleaning.
I spent some time setting up folders for the emails that I wanted/needed to keep. Then I simply moved those emails to their proper folder and deleted the rest. [...]
Tuesday’s GIVEAWAY
Tuesday, June 19th, 2007Today’s giveaway is CrossItOff.list, which is a little book for making to-do lists. Sure, you can accomplish the same thing with a notebook. This just does it with some style.
To be entered into the giveaway, simply leave a comment below. I just have two rules:
1. You must be a resident of [...]
Get Yourself Organized GIVEAWAY!
Monday, May 7th, 2007I was in Target the other day, waiting while my wife picked out greeting cards (boring). As I waited, I came across Target’s organization section and that’s where I found Life.doc. Life.doc is an oranization binder created by a company called Buttoned Up. Life.doc is just one of several products that Buttoned [...]
Question of the Day – “Helping” Your Friends
Friday, January 5th, 2007A reader sent me an email that contained the following question:
A friend of mine asked for my advice on how to approach a friend of hers who needs some help getting her finances organized. My friend also has a couple names of professionals who might be able to provide help. What do you think is [...]
Tax Stuff You Need to Keep in Your Records
Thursday, November 30th, 2006Be sure and BOOKMARK this for future reference!
Here are some suggestions that I found in The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007 of records that you should keep on hand in addition to your income tax return.
I recommend that you…
How to Read a Magazine
Tuesday, October 24th, 2006I get a ton of magazines delivered to me each month (at last count I think it was something like 10 different magazines, most of which I get free). That’s a lot of magazines. Unfortunately, there’s usually only a small amount of useful information in each magazine. And, my regular habit is [...]
Review of “One Phone Call Away” by Jeffrey W. Meshel
Saturday, September 2nd, 2006I was in the bookstore the other day (a place where I spend too much time) and noticed One Phone Call Away – Secrets of a Master Networker by Jeffrey W. Meshel. I picked the book up and thumbed through it. It looked interesting but what REALLY sold me on it was Harvey [...]
What Does Your Email Inbox Say About You?
Thursday, August 17th, 2006Here’s an interesting article by Jeff Zaslow titled Hoarders vs. Deleters: How You Handle Your Email Inbox Says a Lot About You I found in the Wall Street Journal. I thought this statement was interesting:
What Belongs in Your Safe Deposit Box?
Sunday, June 25th, 2006Here’s a list of items that should be kept in your safe deposit box. I found this list in an out-of-print book titled “The Money Club” by Marilyn Crockett, Diane Terman Felenstein, with Dale Burg. Duplicates of the items marked with an “*” should be kept in your home financial files for quick [...]
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