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12 ways to generate more topics for posts
12 ways to generate more topics for posts Ask your readers Setup a poll Brainstorm your topic Look at photos Go outside for a walk Go through a craft/sewing stash Clean out your computer files for forgotten projects Join the … Continue reading
Bang Head Here…..
I’ve had a series of days recently where I’ve really felt like I was banging my head against the wall trying to come up with solutions to problems or just get something done! Here is a nice soft pillow and … Continue reading
Task Cards
Projects abound in the workplace. Long and short term projects along with high priority and many other criteria. So how do we keep track of all of it to make sure each one is getting done? I work on a … Continue reading
Unstuffing Overstuffed File Drawers
I have approximately 1000 files to get things into or add to the collection of files. Several of them take up a whole drawer by themselves and are several years old but because they are active files I can’t just … Continue reading
No More!!!!
Once in a while I get too many things to do and feel a little bit buried by it all. Recently one of my volunteers got a regular job (yay him!) but what he was doing fell to my remaining … Continue reading
Risk
Related Reading: Sue DarbyBS Business Management & Information TechnologyChocolate Manager
Catching up? Not likely….
Related Reading: Sue DarbyBS Business Management & Information TechnologyChocolate Manager
DANGER! Boredom!
Keep in mind that this sign caused my boss to nearly have a heart attack! I am dangerous when bored…. I come up with brainstorms to make things better! She found something for me to do tho but not before … Continue reading
Office Signs – Writing Stuff Down
I write down everything I want to remember. That way, instead of spending a lot of time trying to remember what it is I wrote down, I spend the time looking for the paper I wrote it down on. – … Continue reading
Office Signs -SWOT Analysis
This starts a series of office signs I’ve made for my work area…. SWOT Analysis: Strengths=I work here. Weaknesses=All these other people work here too. Opportunities=Figure out how to clone me. Threats=Eventually I’ll be offered more money. ~Laura White-Richie Related … Continue reading