allthings Crosslinking - GQueues One account. All of Google. Sign in with your Google Account Find my account Forgot password? Sign in with a different account Create account One Google Account for everything Google How to Create a Flawless Filing System on Your Computer: 6 Steps Edit Article Edited by Ben Rubenstein, Y L, Horses4Ever, Brandywine and 6 others This article attempts to describe a way to create a good system for organizing, maintaining, and backing up files and folders on a personal computer. While there are an infinite number of ways to accomplish this task, the article will attempt to provide some guidelines and directions for creating a system that works best for the type of information you are trying to organize! Ad Steps 1Know where your files are. 6Stick with it. Tips Consolidate: Get all of your CD-R's, important files on the old computer, and all of those floppy disks and put them all in your one organization system! Warnings Backup everything: Especially those digital photos!
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The Ultimate Guide to Time Management (Part 1): Add Structure to Your Day Advanced warning: when you get to the end of this post, you’ll find a small and helpful homework assignment. If you don’t struggle with managing your time, don’t do it. In fact, you should probably stop reading now because this blog post doesn’t apply to you. For the other 90% of the population, this first article in a three-part series on time management will get you on the track to truly being more productive. If you’re an entrepreneur like me, you either: feel crushed right now by the mountain of tasks demanding your attention, have felt that way in the past, will be feeling that way in the near future…or all three. Feeling stressed now? The first rule of time management is understanding that it’s not about getting everything done. I had a roommate when I lived in Seattle who owned his own company and worked out of our house. Then one day, he came down from his office in tears (seriously, in tears). The longer I’m in business the more I’ve realized the truth of that last statement.