Tackling To-Dos: Eliminating Paper Piles

If you're anything like me, you don't have time to deal with every piece of paper that comes through the door every day.  If you're also a visual person that needs things in plain sight to remember them, this results in a pile-up of "to-do" items.  Literally, piles.

Master Plan - February Project: The Office/Music Room

Phew!  After six weeks of hard work, the office project is finally done, and I'm very excited to share it with all of you!

New Page: Resources + Inspiration

Hi readers!

Just wanted to let you know that I have added a new page to my blog, Resources + Inspiration.  This has been added to the link list across the top of the blog, so it is accessible from whatever page you are viewing!

As clever as you might think I am, I don't come up with all of my ideas all by my lonesome.  I wanted to make sure credit was given where credit is due, so I created this page to collect my favorite organizing resources.  Right now I have 2 books and 3 blogs listed on there, but I'm sure I will add to this as I find additional favorites!

I hope you enjoy these and find them as helpful as I have!

Recognizing Sunk Costs

I have been a very busy bee working on my February/March project of the office, and I'm pleased to say that it's finally starting to come together!  I'm putting the final touches on the organization, and then we're actually going to paint the room, so I'm holding off on the final pictures for that.  I'm planning to post "the reveal" by the end of March.  I'll then plan to spend April working on the office closet, including a makeover for my filing cabinet.

However, I wanted to pop on here and update you all on my progress, as well as to talk about an article I recently read on one of my new favorite financial sites, LearnVest, about sunk costs.