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Today's tip is to limit the quantity of paper that comes into your life.

So it's easier to stay organized, and so you can treat the paper you do keep as more special

Today's episode is inspired by a book I recently read by Lisa Woodruff called The Paper Solution

in it this professional organizer teaches people how to manage the paper that comes into their

lives without dropping balls.

In a later episode, I'll talk about her Sunday basket technique.

But today, I want to talk about limiting the quantity of paper you need to deal with,

as paper tends to take space and time.

So there was a theory at one point that we were on the verge of a paperless world.

All communication would be electronic, and no one would need paper for anything anymore. That didn't really

pan out partly because people are people. I'm old enough that I once worked for someone who

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