 | The Wall Street Journal
reported, “The average U.S. executive wastes 6 weeks per year searching for
missing information in messy desks and files.” That’s one hour per day
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 | Americans waste 9 million
hours per day searching for misplaced items. The American Demographics Society
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 | Cleaning professions say that getting rid of excess clutter would
eliminate 40% of the housework in your home
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 | New York State Association of Realtors said: First impressions such as
decluttering closets is the smartest way to speed up the sale of a home and
will get you a higher price
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 | "Crisis" purchases related to disorganization costs as much as 20% of your
annual budget,
For example: buying duplicates of misplaced or broken items, last minute
shopping at premium prices, and unnecessary interest charges and finance
charges on late payments.
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 | The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the belief in a
thing makes it happen ~ Frank Lloyd Wright
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 | "Information is a source of learning. But unless it is organized,
processed, and available to the right people in a format for decision making,
it is a burden, not a benefit." -William Pollard
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 | According to a study conducted by a Boston marketing firm, the average
Americans burns 55 minutes a day - roughly 12 weeks a year - looking for
things they know they own but can't find
Newsweek 1999 |