The Organizing Professional
November 2007, Jacksonville Daily News

Business Spotlight- The Organization Connection
December 2006, Chamber Voice

Organizing your garage may leave you with enough room for the car
November 2006, The Globe

Setting The Stage For a Quick Home Sale
October 2006, The Globe

De-stress For Success
October 2006, The Press Enterprise

U.S. Material Wealth Leads to Clutter
September 2006, USAToday

Spring Ahead, Fall Back on Organization
April 2006, The Globe

Teleclass & Webinar Listings
CCULearning.com- Conference Call University provides a comprehensive directory of Teleseminars, Webinars and Podcasts

PrivacyRights.org
Great Resource for Reducing Junk Mail!
Are you inundated with junk mail?  Overwhelmed by paper?  One of the
most effective ways to get rid of paper clutter is to stop it before it gets
in the front door.  PrivacyRights.org has a ton of Fact Sheets available
with reliable information for reducing junk mail, understanding how you
got on the mailing lists in the first place, and more importantly how to
get your name off of them and stay off.

AnnualCreditReport.com
Free Credit Report- No strings attached!
Are you tired of paying for your credit reports or worse- waiting to be
denied so you can obtain a free copy?  You don't have to pay for your
credit report anymore. Under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions
Act (FACT Act) consumers can obtain a free credit report once every 12
months from each of the three consumer credit reporting companies.  
Or obtain 1 report each quarter. Check it out at
www.AnnualCreditReport.com

GetHuman
Calling Business Providers
Do you get frustrated wasting time listening to automated phone
menu's?  First, let your fingers do the walking on the Web.  Check out
www.gethuman.com to access a database maintained by Paul English to
help you talk to a person quicker when you call a business provider such
as the credit card company.

Catalog Choice
Eliminate Unwanted Catalogs
Catalog Choice is a free service that allows you to decide what gets in your mailbox. While you are saving yourself from paper insanity why not help the environment too? So, set up an account (it takes less than one minute…oh, and don’t forget to enter the account info into your password manager) and whenever you receive an unwanted catalog, just tear off the cover and place it next to your computer. The next time you connect to the internet, use your password manager to automatically log you into CatalogChoice and decline your unwanted catalogs. An investment of a few minutes here can save you a lot of aggravation.

Internal Revenue Service
Personal and Business Record Keeping Guidelines
We all have questions about record keeping and what better authority
to reference than the IRS... Click here for guidelines on Record Keeping
for Individuals or Starting a Business and Keeping Records.