Making Your Home Office Work

home office has become a permanent part of every American home. According to a study published last year by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 21 percent of all employees report doing some or all of their work at home. Self-employed workers are reporting even longer hours at home to 55 percent. ...
Two: Use your prime real estate

Two: Use your prime real estate ...

Two: Use your prime real estate ......
Be selective about what to keep in the general vicinity of your workplace. This is your "prime real estate" and should be filled only items you need on a regular basis. Keep the files you access often at your fingertips. Often times, when I called to help the organization see that my client is storing your files away from their main work areas for aesthetic or storage issues. It was a big mistake. If the file is not easily accessible, you will not use them. This leads to a pile of paper and organization of disaster. Moving files that do not access often, for example, certificates and testimonials from past years, away from their immediate work area. The same goes with your office supplies. Keep frequently used items close at hand, move or remove the rest.
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Three: Get comfortable ...

Three: Get comfortable ...

Three: Get comfortable ......

Fri: Add a personal touch