Personal Organization Resources

Use the Internet to Organize Your Life
This website shows how to use the convenience of the Internet to make time for more fun things in life. The Juggling Act is an ezine that includes motivations, recipes, tips and more to help you manage your time. Site also includes a section about taking care of yourself, fast food ideas and recipes, speed cleaning and working at home with kids. Links to zip codes, car rental companies, travel agents, driving directions, drugstores, e-cards, online stamps, vacation planning, and phone services are included to make homes more organized via the Internet.

Life Organizers
If you're having a hard time getting started when it comes to organizing your home, your office and your life, then this site may be perfect for you. Life Organizers is filled with articles on everything from your office, to your finances and everything in between, but what makes this site so nice is that they don't expect you to read and absorb and put everything into practice at once. Life Organizers recommends that you start slow, and take it easy. Just read one article a day and see if you can put the ideas in that one article into practice in your life. It took a long time to get your home, your office and your life as messed up as they are, so why expect to clean them all up in a day?

Personal Organization from Mind Tools
This Mind Tools section shows you how to use personal time management skills. These are some of the most important career skills that you can learn. Time Management skills are essential for successful people - these are the practical techniques that have helped the leading people in business, sport and public service reach the pinnacles of their careers. The skills explained in the articles below help you to become reliable and effective and show you how to identify and focus on the activities that give you the greatest returns. The section finishes by explaining goal setting, which is a vitally important skill for achieving what you want to achieve with your life. Website includes sections on timed management, stress management, memory improvement, problem solving, practical creativity and decision-making.

Organize Your Life
Personal organization begins here, with a list of books and resources to help you stay organized. Topics include organization, time management and periodicals, and book titles featured are: The 15-Minute Organizer, Confessions of an Organized Homemaker, Cut the Clutter and Stow the Stuff, It's Hard Making a Difference When you Can't Find Your Keys, Order from Chaos, Organizing Plain and Simple, Making a Home, Never be Late Again, The Procrastinators Handbook, Get More Done in Less Time and Time Management from the Inside Out. More resources offer good tips for individuals with time to devote to their personal organizing.