Did you now that living an organized life can save you time and energy, plus make you more productive? And I guarantee you’ll be happier. Try these tips to get you started:

1. Set up a paper throwaway system. Dispose of your unwanted mail immediately after you read it.
2. Automate your bill payments for everything! Go paperless when you can.
3. Keeping a daily journal will ease your mind. Write down those appointments and thoughts that nag at you and stay organized.
4. Name all your computer documents the same way every time. Try topic/title/date.
5. Empty our purse when you get home. Leave your must-have items, such as wallet, lip balm in one place so it’s easy to change purses.
6. Trim down your financial budget to three categories: what you want, what you need, and what is best for your financial future. You’ll get out of debt sooner and you’ll watch your money continue to grow.
7. Leave your mindless work for when you’re tired, and optimize your tasks for when you perform best.

Do you have any organizational tips? Please leave your comments below. One lucky winner will be randomly selected to win my sweet romance Valentine novella, I Love You More.
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15 Responses

  1. Do some exercises when watching TV. During every commercial ,jog,walk or run in place. Do a couple of yoga exercise. Do some planks. Just get up an move is the point it will help to tone and firm up your body

  2. I keep a basket for each member of the household on a sofa table in the family room. I use it to give back to them all the things they leave around the house each day. They have to empty it before bed each night.

  3. I guess, I’m fairly organized according to your list. But, being handicapped, my house is totally disorganized! I just try to do small tasks every day.

  4. I try to keep everything in the spot where it belongs at all times until it is paid or expired. I get pretty anal sometimes about it. If I didn’t, I wouldn’t be able to function. LOL

  5. I use Alexa to keep my grocery list on my phone. When I run out of something, I tell Alexa to put it on my list before I forgot to write it down.

  6. Grocery shopping and meal planning

    Get all coupons and store ads, your paper and pen and sit at the table.

    Once you know what coupons you have and what’s in the ad make your meal planning based on what you save on.

    Then make your grocery list. If you know your store layout put your list in order of your store. This will save you time from running back and forth through the store.