My Organized Biz

It’s a particular challenge for work-at-home parents during the summer when the youngsters are around all day.  Perhaps they’re at camp part of the time.  Perhaps there are activities in your town to keep them occupied on occasion.
However, you may find yourself organizing crafts and activities to keep them occupied while you catch up on your business, make deadlines, meet with customers and attempt to stay on schedule.
Here are a few activities I’ve posted at b5media’s Blisstree, where I write for the Parenting and Arts/Crafts section.  This round-up of arts and crafts may help you organize your day so you can …read more

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Part of organizing is getting rid of “stuff” you don’t need.  You’re either hanging onto it for possible future use.  Or you don’t know where to dump it.  Often it’s perfectly good, or at least has usefulness to someone else when you no longer need it.
A yard sale is one possibility.  But you may not have the time nor facilities for organizing one.  You may be restricted by zoning where you live to hold a yard sale.
What do yo do?  Explore the possibilities with Freecycle. 
Here people give away, for free, items they no longer need.  Those who join the Freecycle …read more

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I shall be running a series here on organization in business and asking other busy businessmen and women how they manage to juggle all facets of their life and keep their businesses running effectively, productively and profitably. 
 I’ve sent e-mails to some already, asking them to give me 5 Tips on Organization they find effective in their business.
If there are any readers out there, who have a business…small, home or even working for a business…write and let me know you have some tips.  Or you might post those tips in the comments section below.

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