I have gotten organised with a bullet journal, I plan my day and ticking off the tasks helps get it done. Folder organising is my next level, especially the recipes.
I have a terrible problem with paper clutter and I’ve decided instead of filing or doing this binder trick, I’m just going to scan my papers and digitize it all.
Daree Allen Nieves That is what I do too:) Including old school notebooks even books. All information still available so no regrets in case needed later but the paper clutter is gone:D
All good tips, personally I have PDF-Scan a whole bunch of papers and manuals for things I need the information but not the orginal. Saving it digitally takes up less space and so far I haven’t exceeed the free space available on the Adobe Reader Cloud. Two apps on a smartphone with a decent camera and you are good to go:)
Too. Many. Binders. No one has to keep so many papers - scan the all, keep only the "musts" - save money on binders and paper. This method is for those who have spare time and spare rooms in their mansion.
Use quicken for bookkeeping with tax related categories use one credit card that will download into quicken It will easily create reports for your tax accountant. Or fill inTurboTax. QuickBooks is unnecessarily obscure and can make you 're dependent on a bookkeeper and accountant who will most likely rip you off for services...
Too high maintenance of a system. And any idea where you have to buy a plastic something isn't a good idea. I have a couple of magazine holders that I dump everything in and purge when I have to. Because they are closed on three sides, it isn't messy to look at, and I know where everything is. I think I bought a set of 2 at IKEA for $3 years ago, cardboard like, it came flat and you popped it open yourself. Durable enough that I've not had to replace it
