Part 2 of 3 part mini-series. Part 1 of this series discussed where NOT to put your home office. Business empires have been started at a kitchen table or in a garage. It is so easy to let labels determine how we use things. A guest room is only a guest room; a dining room…There’s more. Click here.
How to Create an Efficient Home Office when You Lack Space: Dinosaur Space – Overlooked and Underused Rooms as your Home Office
October 4, 2011 By
How to Create an Efficient Home Office when you Lack Space: The No-No Spaces for a Home Office
October 2, 2011 By
Part 1 of a 3 part mini-series If you have a spare room to make into your designated home office, you are lucky. But many of us don’t have that luxury. This is when you need to be creative/think out-of-the-box to find a place where you can work with some privacy and protection from distractions.…There’s more. Click here.
New Trends in Home Offices: Model Rooms for Model Lives
September 21, 2011 By
In a recent survey, the International Home Furnishings and Design Association polled their 2000 members (designers, manufacturers, distributors, marketers, etc.) what they see as trends for the homes of the future. The survey results mentioned the home office three times out of ten trends. “Nearly 40% of IFDA members expect houses to accommodate more than…There’s more. Click here.
Navy SEAL Energy Tips For Success: Maintain Your Energy and Focus
September 13, 2011 By
Navy SEAL energy tips for success Energy Tips for Success Being a success at anything, any business, any passion, any goal requires energy. Physical, mental and emotional energy. Here are Navy SEAL energy tips for success on how do you keep your energy high. Plus my own experience (as a whimp) using these tips. “It’s…There’s more. Click here.
Three Tips on How to Make Filing Easier: Conquering the Overstuffed File Drawer
August 25, 2011 By
“Filing is for retrieval, not for storage.” Karen McKenna-Veliotis, professional organizer Last week I was helping a client with some of her office files. The file drawer was so full it was impossible to get a folder in or out of the drawer without scrapped knuckles. As this was a current project, we moved the…There’s more. Click here.