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Get to the Point! E-Tip Archives
Quick Productivity Tips for Busy People
Don't
Pull a Katie Couric
Good Rule for Pilots and Productive People
Does Your PDA Make You Organized?
Thanks for the Lesson, Cupcake
Rules. Who Needs 'Em?
You Can Do Anything for 15 Seconds
How Sit-Ups Can Make You Happy
Do I Need to Change?
All To Do's Are Not Created Equal
What is Reasonable Productivity?
The Down-Side of Easy
Just Quit It
Three Quick E-Mail Tips
Tough Question, Easy Answer
Your Brain Only Knows What You Tell It
Reprints from Small Business Monthly
Eight Ideas to
Enhance Your Productivity
Conquering Overload Paralysis
Read and RePrint Free Articles (Author name and website must be included.)
Avoiding
Overcommitment
Information
Overload
Kicking
Clutter to the Curb
Organizing
and Productivity
Storm Before the
Calm
Can't Fail
Organizing Tips
Live the Life
You Want
Making
Networking Work
Myths That
Sabotage Efforts
Pilot Alphabet
BUSINESS RESOURCES
Collier Business Advisors, LLC
Putting your business to work...for you
www.collierbiz.com
RECYCLING
RESOURCES
eCycle and eCycle St. Louis
Recycle electronic-type items
American Document Destruction
If you're doing a one-time purge in
your office (St. Louis and surrounding areas) and the volume you need
to shred is a little too much for your home office shredder, you can
take your boxes here and they'll shred the contents for you for free.
St. Charles County Recycle Works
60 Triad Drive, Triad South Industrial Park. Near Highway 94 and Kisker
Road.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays.
Collecting computers, cell phones, electronic gear, cardboard, mixed
paper and large appliances. Fees from $5 to $15 for disposal of some
items.
Verizon Wireless Stores
Drop boxes in each location for used cell phones. Phones are
refurbished when possible and provided free to abused women.
Freecycle
A regional, free group dedicated to keeping things out of landfills.
Have anything you'd like to give away? Check out
www.freecycle.org
RETAIL
RESOURCES
The Blessing Basket Project
http://blessingbasket.org
This organization is literally changing the world. According to their
web site...
"The Blessing Basket Project™ is an effort to combat poverty world
wide. We are different than any other organization in the world doing
such work. We have searched the globe to find the neediest most
forgotten people with a heritage deeply rooted in basket weaving. After
a rigorous screening process these weavers are allowed to work for The
Blessing Basket Project™ and that is when the blessing begins."
Click the link above to visit the site, learn more, buy a basket, or
find out how you can help.
Levenger
www.levenger.com
Stacks and Stacks
www.stacksandstacks.com
The Container Store
www.containerstore.com/
Phone Minder
Capture all your phone messages in one place!
www.completelyorganized.com