Some days it pays to be a National Association of Professional Organizer (NAPO) member. This week I received a packet from 3M with samples of the new Post-it offerings we have been seeing on commercials lately. The not so subtle hint read, “6 Great Blog Topics for 2010.”
OK, I will share the love. These are my 3 favorites.
1. Durable Filing Tabs – 2″ square tabs that attach securely to any file folder, can be used for creating subcategories in hanging files. At Office Max, four assorted colors, 24 total tabs, $2.99.
2. Removable label pads- have full adhesive backs, are repositionable, and remove cleanly. Use these to label any size storage container. My favorite is the 225 piece neon assortment from Amazon at $9.40.
3. Post-it pockets – Lightweight plastic sleeves that peel and stick on the wall. These are pretty, antique floral prints in three sizes- receipt, bill, and letter. I want the letter size pockets, 1 pink and 1 blue, $6.99.
It always helps to have more options for paper management and labeling storage. Thanks 3M for the presents.
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Greetings,
I have a question for the webmaster/admin here at http://www.organized4l.com.
Can I use some of the information from your blog post right above if I give a link back to this site?
Thanks,
Jules
Sure. Would you mind also putting my blurb at the end of your blog? This is it:
Martha Clouse is founder of Organized For Life, a professional organizing company. After moving 11 times in 20 years as a military wife while raising four children, Martha shares with you what she learned “under fire” about coping with change, using time to your advantage, and how to create a calm oasis out of chaos.
To learn more about setting up rooms for maximum utility while retaining a spacious feel, the basic systems you need in your home office to guarantee productivity, how to save an hour a day consistently, and to receive access to the free e-booklet “60 Tips to Get Organized NOW!”, visit http://Organized4L.com.