We all have limited resources and we must manage them to focus on what's important.

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How 'paperless' is your office?
Are you working towards eliminating paper completely?
If so, how are you doing it?

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Tips for Writing Powerful Emails by Sean Silverthorne. The View From Harvard.

Email writing is its own art form. Done well, your reader gets your point quickly, knows what action you expect them to take, and is encouraged to respond with more information or better ideas. Read the entire post or access the article here.

Written by Jane Campo, CPO, and published in NAPO News-Washington D.C. chapter

Jane's three questions of stuff:
Question 1 is: Where should I put this thing away?
Question 2 is: Where is that thing I need?
Question 3 is: What IS all this STUFF?

To read more: http://paperorganizer.blogspot.com/