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    Your Office /Den

    This is another great place for clutter to build up and you need to be extra vigilant not to let it take over your life. This is especially true if you work from home.

    The very last thing you will want to do is to misplace your clients¡Ç files and have to do a frantic search for them at the eleventh hour. If it¡Çs paperwork you¡Çre worried about, then may I suggest reading the section I wrote on ¡ÈPaperwork¡É.

    And if it¡Çs your mail you¡Çre worried about, then go to the section entitled, ¡ÈSort out your mail – get to the source¡É. It might not deal with all your problems but it is a start.

    For everything else, go through this room much the same as you did for the other rooms in your home. With ruthlessness and a hardened heart. If you don¡Çt need it throw it away.

    However, since there might actually be important things in this particular room you might want to proceed with a little more caution than you otherwise would.

    To become organized and get your office or den more efficient, it¡Çs best if you can get everything that you use most often into one area.

    This means that most of the small things that you use should be organized in and around your table area.

    The larger things like filing cabinets for instance should be kept in manner that is easy to get to and that you will find is the most logical for you.

    Wherever you can, hug the walls with the filing cabinets and other shelves. This will create more space for you to work in give you a light and airy working environment.

    That is, unless you want to divide the room to make into two different functional spaces or something along those scales.

    And since this is an office, arranging things so that you make the most of the natural light will work wonders and any clients you bring in won¡Çt be blinded by a poorly maintained office.

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