This is Stevea Robbins.

Welcome to the get-it-done guys, quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

In Roach Motel's, roaches check in, but they don't check out.

At Grandma Cuddle's daycare, Grandma Cuddles believes that's barbaric.

Little children check in, and of course, after a solid eight-hour shift, they check out.

Well, mostly, the job incident rate isn't so high. After all, crochet needles aren't sharp

enough to do permanent damage. Grandma Cuddles believes in giving each of her charges individual

attention, so each little poppet gets assigned their very own file folder where she keeps track of that child's special needs.

Grandma Cuddles goes through a lot of children in a year, so she has the potential to use a lot of file folders.

But she's smarter than that. Hunters believe that no part of an animal should go to waste,

and that everything, even the bones and the organs, should be reused. Likewise, Grandma

Cuddles feels that nothing should go to waste. When a little child checks out, throwing away

the file folder seems like such a shame, so wasteful. So Grandma Cuddles has a better way.

Removable labels. When you keep a lot of transient files, files about clients or projects, or anything that changes

relatively frequently, removable labels are the life preserver on the Titanic of your organizational

system.

Reuse your folders with removable file folder labels.

Now, before you get your labels, first get sturdy file folders.

Don't skimp because you'll buy these once and they will last a lifetime.

Get the same kind of file folders for all of your files so they look nice and neat in your filing cabinet.

Personally, I've tried one tab, three tab, and five tab folders.

Now even though in theory having a three or five tab version looks nice neat in a file drawer

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