Sometimes you just have to close off the world so you focus. That might mean closing the door to your office or turning off the television while you work from home.

There are so many techniques you can use to increase your productivity. We talk about some of them in this month's article and video, plus we're yapping about it all month long on our social media. 

Half of the battle is realizing that you could be doing better. The beautiful thing is that you can be more organized and more productive with the help of professional organizers. 

We want to help you make your decision by giving you $50 off your office organizing appointment of 5 hours or more this month. It's time to get more done!

Staying focused, having a clear goal and sticking with your action plan are some of the principles of efficiency. These are also some of the well known results of being organized. If productivity was a house then being organized would be the foundation which supports it. To achieve what we set our mind on and to meet our deadlines with victory, we need to stay organized in our physical and mental space. Here are few tips you can apply to your next project to make sure it's a masterpiece.

 

Functional work space:

Make sure you designate an area away from distractions for your office. Keep this space as de-cluttered and as peaceful as you can. Pay attention to how you place furniture and where you store your office supplies. Something as simple as keeping your paper next to your copy machine can save you time and therefore result in more productive day. Watch our videos on How 2 Create an Office in Your Home, How 2 Organize Your Office Space and How 2 Organize Office Supplies for all you need to know to create a streamlined and effective office space.

 

We all clearly remember how frustrated we were last time that we had to spend hours looking for a piece of paper, a phone number or a necessary file. Wasting valuable time on stuff that won't yield results is the total opposite of being productive. Start a habit of filing your papers and going through your mail regularly. You can also cut your paper trail by signing up for paperless billing and unsubscribing from magazine subscriptions. Taking notes and creating lists online is another way to cut down on loose post it notes and scrap papers. Watch this video to learn How 2 Organize Your Files.

  

  

 

 

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