Here’s how you can keep your paper flow under control by developing an easy retrieval  system.

Sorting Paper
1. Don’t put the stack of mail down until you have sorted through all of it. Use the  F.A.S.T. method (File it, Act on It, Schedule it on your calendar, and Toss it (or delegate it to someone) for each piece of paper you touch. You'll be amazed by  how much time you'll save with this tactic alone! 

The holiday time can be a joyous time, and at the same time, it can be stressful and chaotic. So here’s some helpful hints to make Thanksgiving the time of remembrance, family and

START AT THE BEGINNING
1. Select a date to pay your bills: weekly, bimonthly or monthly
2. Block this time off on your calendar

Newspapers, statements, sticky notes, letters, junk mail, cards, receipts--STOP! It's any wonder people feel overwhelmed and can't get out from down under the avalanche of paper? Here are 10 simple tips to maintaining your sanity:

Volumes of information are thrown at us each day, turning us into “information overload zombies.” We’re constantly gathering information because we have a project to do, or we print it in case we “might” need it later. Whoa! Now WHAT do we do with all this information and HOW do we categorize it? Here are 5 tips on how to sort and categorize your paperwork into what I call a “neat mess.”™ 

Life is the most fantastic journey in the universe, where you are or where you want to be. You can choose your own destination. And only then can choose how you are going to get there. Goal setting will help you end up where you want to be. Those people with dreams are the ones most likely to experience them. Here’s a list of 15 goal setting skills.