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Now it’s time to do the dirty work!
You’ll need to set aside enough time to complete the next 3 steps (Collect – Process – Organize). The amount of time you’ll need depends on how big your mess is. At minimum you will need a full working day … if you’re like me you’ll need a long weekend!
You’ll want to have a few basic things handy during the next 3 steps. Among the things that most people need are:
- Trash can
- A large “in box”
- Paper or 3×5 cards
- File folders
- Label maker
- Stapler
- Pen or pencil
- calendar
- notepad
Now that you’re ready, let’s get to it!
You’re first step is to collect everything from your physical environment (papers, notes, receipts, magazines, cards, office supplies, everything on/under/in your desk and surrounding area). Take all this stuff and put it in your “in box.”
Don’t “do” anything with this stuff yet … just get it into your In Box!
The 5 Simple Steps To Successful Life Management