351 - The Paper Solution - Kid Papers From 0-18 Years Old

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Lisawoodruff, Education, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 4 September 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

The Paper Solution - Kid's School Memory Binder

In The Paper Solution, I teach you how to ditch your file cabinet and replace it with portable, functional binders for reference papers. The Paper Solution will tell you how to set up your binders, gives you access to sample printables, and gives you a list of what to include in each of the binders I recommend you create.

The Kid's School Memory Binder

Binders have so many benefits - they are easy to update, they help limit how much we save, and they are far more portable than a file cabinet. This is one place to keep art work, stories, awards, certificates, and those adorable school photos.

I have even made these binders for Greg and myself. We had some great times reading each other's school papers, sharing stories, and just being surprised by each other. One binder for each person in the house is really fun and a great way to keep a reasonable amount of school memories in an organized way.

The Kid's School Memory Binder helps to keep your child's school papers, memories, and certificates in easy to enjoy (and space limiting) binders. When you use page protectors, it is easy to add and remove papers over time. I am always astounded by how much kids enjoy looking back at their own work and sharing the stories. For details on what to include in your binder, listen to the podcast and then check out Chapter 14 of The Paper Solution.

In the podcast, I also share about the Warrior Mama IEP Binder - a way to help you get and keep your paperwork organized if you are dealing with special needs or individualized education plans.

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0:00.0	This week's mail bag comes to us from Melinda. I am so thankful for my Sunday basket. I was
0:07.0	cleaning up a bit tonight as we are having family over for dinner tomorrow. I didn't
0:11.7	get a few things done today and my day is really busy tomorrow. I didn't get a few things done today and my day is
0:13.8	really busy tomorrow. So my Sunday basket came in handy tonight. I was able to put a
0:18.7	few notes in it of things I didn't want to forget and I was also able to put a few small containers in it
0:25.2	Instead of tucking them away someplace where I would forget about them
0:29.3	This basket is the perfect place to put things when you want them out of sight for now
0:34.0	while knowing you'll get to them within one week without forgetting about them.
0:39.0	Everyone needs at least one of these baskets, Even if they are naturally an organized person, why didn't I have
0:46.1	one of these decades ago? Do you have an organized 365 success story? If so, we would love to hear about it.
0:54.0	Please send us an email at Customer Service at Organized 365
0:58.0	and tell us how you have taken back your home, your paper,
1:02.0	and your life with Organized 365.
1:07.0	Welcome to the Organized 365 Podcast. I'm your host, professional organizer,
1:17.1	productivity expert, and motivational speaker Lisa Woodruff. This podcast will help you embrace progress over perfection and
1:25.8	create lasting functional organizing in your home. I have so much to share with you so
1:31.7	let's get started.
1:35.1	Oh my goodness, the paper solution is finally here.
1:39.2	Virtually run to your favorite book retailer
1:42.4	and get your copy.
1:43.3	The paper solution is the proven step-by-step guide
1:47.3	for what to shred, what to save, and how to sort all the paper you've been saving in boxes, bins, piles, and files.
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