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Clutter
You can't expect to live a completely clutter-free life, so reserve areas in your home where clutter can run rampant. Just make sure it's contained. For example, use a kitchen drawer for junk or a large plastic container for your child's toys.

Learn to say no.

Sometimes you can't fit it into your life, or you just don't want to. If you have trouble in this department, there are whole books and seminars out there just waiting to help you.

Allison Van Norman runs Organizing Solutions, a San Francisco bay area business devoted to teaching people how to get organized. For more information, go to her Organizing Solutions web site organizing-solutions.net

Inspiration
"You got to be careful if you don't know where you're going, because you might not get there." -- Yogi Berra

"When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I've never tried before." -- Mae West

Wireless Wonders
You'll soon be able to scrap all of those bothersome cables that wind around your office and clutter your desk. It's all thanks to Bluetooth technology. Learn all about the wonders to come, and stay informed as the wireless revolution continues. Palowireless has an extensive FAQ and downloadable documents for you to peruse.
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Don't Do It
Pay someone else to do it. 

Sending out dry cleaning, for instance, is faster than ironing. Most household chores lend themselves nicely to this, whether you pay your own kids, the kid down the street or a housecleaning company. Being a bit of a tightwad, I balk at doing this myself, but you should consider it if you are unusually time-poor; for instance, if you have a new baby or work 80 hours a week.

Delegate it

This works if you have kids, a compliant partner, or if you manage people at work.

A task should be delegated to the lowest-skilled person who can handle it, which frees the time of higher skilled people to work on more complicated things. This is especially true at work, so delegate wisely.

Stop Doing It Altogether


You stop doing something when you examine the task and realize that the results are not worth the effort. In the corporate world, this is popularly known as reengineering. If you've been laboriously typing up the same weekly report, and you realize that nobody is reading it, you stop doing it. At home, this is known as simplifying your life. If your volunteer work with the local charity makes you feel drained and irritable, you stop doing it.