I find myself taking on HUGE projects right now that require GIANT leaps of faith. Failure is not an option. I am doing a complete “Life Reboot” by focusing on a professional goals, health goals, and family goals at the same time. I was mentioning to a friend the other day that I wish I [...]
Wow, WordPress update 2.7 rocks!
This is wordpress on steroids. The uber wordpress. This is wordpress drinks a double shot of genius. One added benefit is that this may be my last wordpress upgrade I have to do via FTP. Yeah, baby! From what wordpress is saying, they are going to make the future wordpress upgrades push-button simple from now [...]
iPod Touch!! Wow, best iPod ever!
My husband got me an iPod Touch for my anniversary. This thing is so neat it makes me giddy. Swishing my finger across the screen to make it unlock, tapping the screen to open applications, downloading applications from the app store… I have practically achieved gadgetry nirvana. The only thing that would make it better [...]
Back to College… Organizing for College
Well, I am in college full time and getting my degree. I will still be working on my entrepreneurial endeavors and working on projects so I will continue to blog about organizing for home, business, projects, and life, but now will be including a category on organizing for college!
TweetDeck – the best Twitter app I have used so far
I have been using Twitter for my social networking for a while and mostly I have been using the Twitter website to “tweet” from. I am glad to say that I have found “TweetDeck” to help me to organize and improve my twitter experience. TweetDeck is a desktop application that runs on AdobeAir. The owner [...]
Using Yahoo Groups to work on projects
Sometimes, simple tools are really the best. Especially when working with team members or project members who aren’t very computer literate. A simple tool for group communication is Yahoo Groups. It is very user friendly, straight-forward, and accessible to most computer users. Some benefits for team members who aren’t very computer literate: they don’t have [...]
Busy Work = Job Security?
Working as a government civilian has been a fascinating look into the world of “Status Quo”. With my background in Lean Six Sigma and my fascination with productivity and work optimization, I find myself constantly asking, “Why do we do this this way?” The answers I get are “because that is the way it is [...]
Quick Tip: Weather On Your Calendar
Quick tip regarding Google Calendar As you look ahead for the next few days, google calendar can help you to factor in the weather forecast for your area. This little quick tip has helped me a couple of times to rethink my plans and to consider indoor options instead on days I otherwise might have [...]
Another Good “Makeover the Home Office” Post
I always enjoy reading about organizing a home office. Perhaps that is because my home office has always had to be some corner of a room that is already full of purpose. In Hawaii, it was a corner in my bedroom. In Arizona, it was a corner in a family room. In Georgia, it was [...]
Cleaning up old logins
In the transition from PC to Mac, I moved over my logins from roboform to 1password. I moved over a lot of logins (1315 to be exact) and as I look over them, I see that quite a few of them are to sites I never visit anymore or are to sites that no longer [...]
