Keeping All Your Ducks in a Row
| Welcome to Feather In Your Hat the Blog for Lighten Your WorkLoad. We are a virtual assistant business that helps real estate agents, small business, really anyone who needs help with their workload. It’s hard to keep all of your ducks in a row, but we are willing to help you try! I will be doing the majority of the blog posts and will try to come up with some helpful hints to assist you with your workload. Organizing your life is a big key to this endeavor. My sister was just telling me a few weeks ago she had decided she needed to clean out her kitchen from top to bottom. That is a great start. But many of us don’t have that kind of time, and to be frank, how many of us really want to start with such a daunting project? But the point is we need to start somewhere. |
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So might I suggest the first step is to take a pile that is sitting on your desk and go through it, piece by piece. Decide what you need to keep and what really needs to go in the recycle bin. Step one accomplished.
Step two – don’t just put the pile back on your desk. Get out the file folders and start making folders for everything. Make sure you label the folders so you can keep filing other things away that pertain to that particular subject.
Step three – file the folders in alphabetical order!
That wasn’t so hard and look you have a spot on your desk that wasn’t there before! The key here is to try not to replace the pile you just filed with another one.
Since this is my first blog post relating directly to our business, it isn’t the best, but it’s a start, just like you and your pile. We all have to start somewhere.
Here’s Another Feather in Your Hat!














I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Sarah
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Sarah -
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I think this is a great blog! Please remember that once you finish this daunting task, that you should only touch a piece of paper (or mail) just once - read it and make the decision, file it or toss it! I usually toss it.
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Thanks George -
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Humm... interesting,
This is some really good advice, as always, thanks for sharing,
Thanks for writing about it
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I've had more comments on this blog post than all of the others. I'm a terribly organized person living with two not so organized people. We exist! Thank you for reading my blog
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