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Here are simple ways to make filing easier, so you'll actually do it. Here are simple ways to make f

Here are simple ways to make filing easier, so you'll actually do it. Here are simple ways to make filing easier, so you'll actually do it. [View this email in your browser]( [Home Storage Solutions 101: A Place For Everything That Matters]( Dear {NAME}, Filing paper in your home filing system is not often at the top of our list of "fun" activities, but it is a necessity to keep on top of paper piles and clutter in our home. Here are filing tips to make the process as simple as possible, so you'll actually do it. In addition, in this article you can read my thoughts on why you absolutely should not use alternating tabs in your filing system. [Click Here For Home Filing Tips]( [Filing Tips]( [Pin The Article For Later]( Have You Checked Out My Organizer Store? Getting your home and life organized isn't easy, but fortunately there are things that can help. Check out my Organizer Store page on the site, which is a round up of some of the most helpful products that I recommend, that you can use to organize your home and life. [Click Here For The Home Storage Solutions 101 Organizer Store]( [Pin The Article For Later]( Free Gardening Webinar On Friday: Save Your Seat! If you’ve been frustrated by your lack of a green thumb, listen up! The team at Ultimate Bundles has partnered with Angi Schneider, gardening and simple living blogger, to bring you a free webinar called 8 Mistakes Gardeners Make and How to Fix Them! The webinar is on Friday, May 15th, at two different times (and a replay will be provided if you miss it live). So hurry and [register here for your free webinar]( (referral link). [Click Here To Save Your Seat For Free Gardening Webinar]( Declutter Paper Clutter 15 Minutes At A Time! We are now deep into the section of the Declutter 365 missions where we're tackling paper clutter. How are you doing? As you go through this journey to deal with your paper piles, wherever they may be in your home -- from flat surfaces like counters, stuffed into bins and storage tubs, on the floor of your closet, stuffed into file cabinets and drawers, it may seem overwhelming. But just remember, you can do it. Work on it for 15 minutes at a time. My suggestion, set a timer for 10 minutes, deal with one reasonably sized paper pile during that time (even if that means you've got to section a pile off to become more reasonable), and the last 5 minutes of your 15 minute session do whatever needs to be done to clean up from your mini-decluttering session, such as throw papers away, shred them, or file them. That way you make progress and don't make a bigger mess in the process. It may not seem like you're making a dent, but you do this over and over, once a day or more if you have time, and you WILL make progress! Here's my article where I discuss in more detail the steps for decluttering paper, and questions to ask yourself when you aren't sure if you should keep a certain piece of paper or not. [Click Here For How To Declutter Your Paper Piles]( [Paper Piles]( [Pin The Article For Later]( Declutter 365 Missions For This Week Use the [May Declutter 365 calendar]( to help you get this week's Challenge accomplished, and to [declutter your home in 15 minutes a day](. This week's 15 minute daily missions include: - Monday - Read the [Organized Home Challenge #20: Files]( and [declutter or shred paper pile]( - Tuesday - [Declutter current home filing system]( - Wednesday - Continue to declutter papers in binders/file folders, and [make it an annual event]( - Thursday - Set up home filing system (use these [suggested file categories]( - Friday - Create a [vital records file]( and take steps to safeguard the contents - Saturday - [Create file index]( and get paper clutter out of your house - Sunday - Continue organizing filing system [Taylor] [Facebook]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [Pinterest]( [Instagram]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [Website]( [Email](mailto:taylor@home-storage-solutions-101.com) [Email](mailto:taylor@home-storage-solutions-101.com) [Declutter365]( [Declutter365]( Copyright © 2020 Flanery Companies, LLC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at my website, Home-Storage-Solutions-101.com for the newsletter and email updates. Our mailing address is: Flanery Companies, LLC P.O. Box 2554West Lafayette, IN 47996 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](

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