Organization categories

We are crazy about paper and creating a place for every piece of paper in our home! We are going through an 8-week organizing paper series and today we are wrapping up with reference files. Which is any paper you need to refer to, but not on a daily basis like our actions files. For […]

In this blog post, Mindful organizer and life design coach Jessica Tudos outlines a system for creating a personal filing system based on your life's priorities and categories. Stay organized and decluttered by categorizing your life.

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Do you feel like you’re constantly drowning in paperwork and wish you had an effective system for home file organization categories? You’re not alone, which is why I’ve created this master list of home filing categories and subcategories, plus helpful tips and resources to help you reduce clutter and keep important files and documents in one place.

These garage organization ideas will definitely make your life easier and help you gain a ton of storage and sanity! Garage organization can even be pretty!

When we first started using budgets we failed. The main reason? We were missing important budget categories, and we often had additional expenses we hadn’t planned for. Not only did this mess up our allocations, it was

Macro Organizing Category Guide - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document provides a category guide to help organize household items. It lists example categories for the bathroom, kitchen, office, living room, garage, toys, and miscellaneous. The categories suggest where to place similar items, such as first aid supplies in the bathroom or office supplies in the office. The guide notes that everyone's needs are different and categories can be…

Hello Collectors! You are on your way to being organized. You have pulled everything out of the cabinet, wiped it down, and purged what you don't need or use. What goes back in that cabinet? As a matter of fact - what goes where?! I get asked that question a lot. I get calls on my cell phone and a good share of emails. What should go in the hall closet now that it's all been cleaned out? What goes under the sink in the bathroom? Below I have created a guide to "What Belongs Where" - I hope…