Linda Chu and her client are highlighted in this Globe and Mail article entitled, “If That Report Collects Dust – Toss It.”
It points out that professional organizing is not just for the home anymore. Companies are realizing that by investing in teaching their employees organizing skills, productivity increases. Employees also have a lot less stress.
“I always say ‘stuff is stuff’ whether it’s your home and whatever nook or cranny you put things into,” [Linda Chu] says. “There’s always that anxiety around the search, whether it’s for your keys or the report for that board meeting.”
Five Tidy Tips that you can implement right now!
- Drink water and take breaks.
- Unstack that pile of papers on your desk.
- Buy file folders and tag them in any way that works for you.
- Learn to put it away.
- Ask your manager what ASAP really means.
Read more about how Linda helped her client manage files and email systems.
For help with residential organizing or developing business productivity solutions, contact Linda Chu at Out of Chaos today and remember, if that report collects dust, toss it.
