Sometimes we must spend money to save time, but it’s good to know the true price of convenience. New Year is a time for reassessment, and that includes your office budget. Printer cartridges can make up a big part of your office supplies budget. As can coffee – and not just the coffee shop extravaganzas.…There’s more. Click here.
Organized Home Office Space: A Divided Home Office Creates Confusion
April 29, 2013 By
Like too many calendars or to-do lists, duplicates create confusion, decrease productivity and increase your chances of forgetting something important. On occasion, I work with a client with two home offices. Not in two different homes, but in the same house. And they are not happy. They all have reasons for two home offices: Their…There’s more. Click here.
7 Home Office Productivity Tips Animated Video
April 8, 2013 By
Cool stop-action productivity video, no talking heads. I love animation, well done animation like The Secret of Kells, How to Train Your Dragon and Paperman. I love animation that expands my world or helps me learn something new. And is a delight in the bargain. In this week’s post you will learn 7 tips to…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Productivity: Brain Food, Mood Food, Comfort Food
March 19, 2013 By
Feed your head. – Jefferson Airplane During these dreary last weeks of winter I have found myself craving comfort foods: cookies, mac and cheese, breads. You know – the “bad” stuff. While doing my taxes (I am not good with numbers) I experienced a brain ache. This was not a headache, but more like a…There’s more. Click here.
Home Office Productivity Myth: Power Through Your Slumps.
December 11, 2012 By
If you think that you need to keep your nose to the grindstone, no matter how you feel, to get that task done, you are mistaken. That is our Puritan heritage speaking, not modern science. A growing number of studies that demonstrate breaks enhance overall productivity. This applies to remote workers, telecommuters and freelancers. In…There’s more. Click here.