logging in or signing up Getting Rid of Clutter mmcgervey Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 210 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 20, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Clutter is easy to create, but it is not that difficult to eliminate. Here's what you can do about it. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Getting Rid of Clutter Easy to create – and not that difficult to eliminate! Slide 2: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Clutter can happen anywhere… But most often it can be seen on your desk or primary workspace. So, let’s focus there. Slide 3: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. Slide 4: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. It’s the visible evidence of inner disorganization. Slide 5: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. It’s the visible evidence of inner disorganization. When documents related to a single project are spread all over your work space – that is NOT clutter! Slide 6: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. Slide 7: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. I might need to refer to this later and will need to find it quickly. Slide 8: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. I might need to refer to this later and will need to find it quickly. I’m not sure where to put it. Slide 9: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Using Alan Lakien’s well-known principle … Handle each piece of paper only once. Slide 10: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. File it - if you don’t need it immediately. Get it off your workspace and into a file folder. Note when you will need it and were it is filed in your day timer. Slide 11: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Act on it – Add it to today’s To Do list . If it will require considerale time to complete, schedule a block of time in your day planner. Review your To Do list at the end of the day. Anything not completed should be moved to tomorrow. Slide 12: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Sent it – Determine whether someone else should or would like to act on it. If so, send it on. Slide 13: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Eliminate it – Everything (yes everything!) that is left can be thrown out. Your goal is to leave your desk clean at the end of each day. Slide 14: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Applying FASE to E-Mail The biggest problem is junk, or SPAM, email. You can try all kinds of filters to block those messages – but many will still will get through. So … - Go through and immediately delete uninvited messages. - Glance at the Subject line and first sentence or two. It will only take a few minutes each morning to prevent SPAMfrom accumulating. Slide 15: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … File it – Either place in folders in your e-mail program or print and place in regular file folders. Slide 16: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … File it – Either place in folders in your e-mail program or print and place in regular file folders. Act on it – Print for further action or respond using the “Reply” feature. Slide 17: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … Send it – Use the “Forward” or “Redirect” features. Slide 18: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … Send it – Use the “Forward” or “Redirect” features. Eliminate it – This is the easy one! Delete the message. Your e-mail program has a “Deleted Items” folder which should be emptied periodically. Slide 19: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Out of clutter find simplicity. Albert Einstein Slide 20: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Mike McGervey (336) 430-0927 Website Design – SEO – Internet Marketing Coaching Harness the power of the Internet to grow your business. www.webcoach4u.com mike@webcoach4u.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Getting Rid of Clutter mmcgervey Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 210 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 20, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Clutter is easy to create, but it is not that difficult to eliminate. Here's what you can do about it. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Getting Rid of Clutter Easy to create – and not that difficult to eliminate! Slide 2: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Clutter can happen anywhere… But most often it can be seen on your desk or primary workspace. So, let’s focus there. Slide 3: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. Slide 4: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. It’s the visible evidence of inner disorganization. Slide 5: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. What is clutter? When unrelated mail, files, notes, and other documents are jumbled together and stacked in piles. It’s the visible evidence of inner disorganization. When documents related to a single project are spread all over your work space – that is NOT clutter! Slide 6: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. Slide 7: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. I might need to refer to this later and will need to find it quickly. Slide 8: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Why does clutter happen? I don’t have time to deal with this right now. I might need to refer to this later and will need to find it quickly. I’m not sure where to put it. Slide 9: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Using Alan Lakien’s well-known principle … Handle each piece of paper only once. Slide 10: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. File it - if you don’t need it immediately. Get it off your workspace and into a file folder. Note when you will need it and were it is filed in your day timer. Slide 11: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Act on it – Add it to today’s To Do list . If it will require considerale time to complete, schedule a block of time in your day planner. Review your To Do list at the end of the day. Anything not completed should be moved to tomorrow. Slide 12: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Sent it – Determine whether someone else should or would like to act on it. If so, send it on. Slide 13: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. How to FASE Out Clutter! Handle each piece of paper only once. Eliminate it – Everything (yes everything!) that is left can be thrown out. Your goal is to leave your desk clean at the end of each day. Slide 14: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Applying FASE to E-Mail The biggest problem is junk, or SPAM, email. You can try all kinds of filters to block those messages – but many will still will get through. So … - Go through and immediately delete uninvited messages. - Glance at the Subject line and first sentence or two. It will only take a few minutes each morning to prevent SPAMfrom accumulating. Slide 15: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … File it – Either place in folders in your e-mail program or print and place in regular file folders. Slide 16: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … File it – Either place in folders in your e-mail program or print and place in regular file folders. Act on it – Print for further action or respond using the “Reply” feature. Slide 17: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … Send it – Use the “Forward” or “Redirect” features. Slide 18: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. FASE out the rest … Send it – Use the “Forward” or “Redirect” features. Eliminate it – This is the easy one! Delete the message. Your e-mail program has a “Deleted Items” folder which should be emptied periodically. Slide 19: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Out of clutter find simplicity. Albert Einstein Slide 20: © 2008 M.R. McGervey & Associates. All rights reserved. Mike McGervey (336) 430-0927 Website Design – SEO – Internet Marketing Coaching Harness the power of the Internet to grow your business. www.webcoach4u.com mike@webcoach4u.com