Change Your Password, Change Your Life
Let's face it. While passwords serve the needed purpose of protecting our digital information, most times they can just be a pain. To be effective, passwords must be changed often, be unique to each application, and contain a good mix of letters, numbers and...
Are You Killing Your Team’s Productivity?
When someone chooses to follow me on Twitter, the follower receives a response asking "...what productivity-related topics would you like to see?" Most of the comments I receive in response relate to decluttering information, time management, or questions about...
A Checklist for Tackling Digital Overwhelm
Recently, my Project Digital Sanity colleagues and I had the great opportunity to present to our peers at the NAPO conference in Phoenix. As part of this, we created a checklist for tackling the endless amount of digital information we receive daily. When we are...
Organize Your Photos Like a Pro
In the realm of digital information management, the storage and organization of photos may be one of the most difficult things to master. With digital cameras, we can now shoot an unlimited number of photos easily, and editing programs allow us to customize the look...
Reduce Procrastination with 3 Powerful Steps
Many of us struggle at times with getting things done due to procrastination. There are many reasons that we might put something off for later; it is a task we don't enjoy, it appears overwhelming, we aren't prioritizing it, we don't have the right knowledge or tools...
Care for Your Computer
Recently I decided it was about time to clean the crumbs from my computer keyboard and couldn't believe the amount of dust and particles that shot out from under the keys. While carrying out this small task, I noticed my screen was embarrassingly spotted and smudged...
Preparing for the Unexpected
We spend a lot of time preparing for events that we expect to occur such as an upcoming presentation, a marathon, or the birth of a child. Preparing for unexpected emergencies is often more difficult, but just as important. September is designated as National...
Who’s Watching You Online?
According to a 2012 infographic from Go-Golf.com, Americans spend 32 hours per month on the internet. Do you know that when you shop, research, surf and socialize online you may have several third-parties watching your every move? There are ways you can reduce the...
Tips and Tools for Managing Electronic Reading
The information we can choose to read each day is growing at an enormous rate due to the availability of digital information. Taking into account email messages and attachments, online articles and stories, information shared via networks and cloud systems, and the...
Managing Your Reading Materials
One of the most popular questions I get from clients and workshop attendees is how to handle the plethora of "things to read" we receive on a daily basis. This could include magazines, articles, books, email newsletters, internet-based information, or educational...
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