Organize IT Recap 09th April 2007

June 9th 2007 Recap 1 comment

Organize IT recap for 09th April 2007

• If you havn’t heard of Behance yet, then go check out their site. Besides having some very cool looking tools they also now sell Moleskine products. Smart business move
• Another interesting looking tool is mini card post-its. Check out this post over at HD BizBlog for interesting suggestions on how to use them.
• Seeing as I have been ranting about the whole 80/20 rule it makes sense to see what else in your life you can apply it to. Scott Young has the answer and applies it to such things as food and RSS feeds.
• Don’t forget you can now advertise on Organize IT. Check out this page for all the latest details if you are interested.

Self-Help Myths: Confidence

June 8th 2007 Self-Help Myths 12 comments

This is a new series at Organize IT where I take fundamental self-help lessons that all the books teach and discuss what’s true about them and where they badly lead us astray. In this first post I will talk about confidence, one of the most important elements of a good self-help guru’s repertoire.

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Best Of Organize IT: May 2007

June 6th 2007 Featured Content 0 comments

This is a new feature I intend to do summing up the best posts each month. May was a good month, with lots more articles in the Clutter 101 series and the now very popular Top 10 GTD blogs posts. If you havn’t read any of these articles yet, please do and leave some comments, I’d be interested to hear your feedback

• Clutter 101: Organizing Your Bathroom
• Clutter 101: Organizing Your Bedroom
• Clutter 101: The Holiday Suitcase
• GTD Dictionary: Weekly Review
• What Influences Our Priorities In Life?
• Have A Weekly Project
• Forget The To-Do List, Start A Done List
• Collection Of Moleskine Hacks
• The Top 10 GTD & Productivity Sites/Blogs

Clutter 101: Organizing Your Kitchen

June 4th 2007 Clutter 101 4 comments

Welcome to the third part of my series of posts taking the Clutter 101 principles of organizing and de-cluttering your home and applying them to individual rooms in your home. In this post I will cover the kitchen. As there is typically so much activity here, as well as the fact it needs to be regularly cleaned, it is important that we don’t get distracted by all the clutter lying around and can cook our food without spending ages trying to find the right utensils and pans.

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Video Of The Week: Traffic Signals

June 3rd 2007 Videos 5 comments

Scary example of road rage.