March Recap

During March, the following topics were addressed:

1. Matt Cutts listed some advanced gmail tips in his Gadgets, Google, and SEO blog. He gave some tips which enhanced the tips I gave back in January on Organizing your email and/or gmail.

2. Photo organization can be a chore. When done right it can provide a real sense of accomlishment. Photo Organization - a success story.

3. Goals are an important aspect of our daily lives and help us get where we need to or want to go. Setting good goals will make it happen. Organize by setting goals.

4. Passwords have become a necessity in our electronic world. Remembering them and keeping them safe from identity thieves has become a daily problem. RoboForm provides a good solution for Organizing your passwords.

5. A lot of being disorganized happens because we simply don't put things away when we are finished with them. If we would just train ourselves to put things back right away, we would save a lot of time. As the saying goes, it is easier to keep up than to catch up. Putting things back - examples.

February Recap

Here are the organizational topics covered during February.

1. Financial freedom can be difficult. Any steps we take to work toward the goal of financial freedom or independence is time well spent. For some basic help, see "6 Steps to Financial Freedom."

2. Photographs can add up to meaningless piles in hidden away boxes, or they can be a treasure of memories. See Organize your photographs for a creative way to make them treasures.

3. Finding receipts when you need one for a warranty claim can cause major frustrations. Check out "When did I buy that?" so you never lose a receipt again.

4. Important ideas should be used, not lost. Track them rather than relying on your memory. "Organize your ideas."

January Recap

Here are my organizational topics covered during January.

1. Oh no, it can't be Tax time already. Yes, it's time to Organize for tax time.

2. Filing systems can be a help or hindrance. Organize your file system.

3. Tired of wading through tons of email every day. Keep your inbox empty by Organizing your email and/or gmail.

4. Is your budget giving you problems? A 3-Step Organizational Plan to manage your money.

5. More detailed budget help in Part 2 of A 3-Step Plan.