Creating Order: Lifestyle tips for disorganized lawyers
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Do you have a New Year's resolution to finally get your home and office in order?
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In this episode of Asked and Answered, professional organizer Janet Taylor speaks with the ABA Journal’s Stephanie Francis Ward to share tips and tricks for finally conquering mounds of paperwork and constantly lost house keys.
Are you someone who wants to look at paperwork, or have it filed away? If you’re the former, Taylor advises getting hanging folders. She also suggests going through all the paperwork when a project wraps up, and determining right away what you need to keep and what can get tossed. If you are required to hang onto contracts or court filings for a certain time period, she advises using an electronic calendar to mark the date of when you are free to get rid of the information.
If you are interested in hiring an organizer, Taylor advises getting references from someone who has had a project done that is similar to what you want to accomplish. She noted that if you are letting someone into your home or work space, it’s important to have someone who is discreet.
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Janet Taylor
Janet Taylor founded Totally Organized, LLC in 1994, a business dedicated to working with corporate, non-profit and government agencies. It has been recognized as a top minority firm by the Philadelphia Business Journal. Taylor has appeared on the Rachael Ray Show and HGTV’s Mission Organization. She publishes a bi-monthly newsletter titled “Totally Organized Living,” is the author of 101 Secrets To Living An Organized Life, and hosts and produces the Got Clutter? Get Organized! podcast.
