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Organization

By Michael R. Grossman

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One of the tricks of managing an effective solo law practice is maintaining an organized environment. I struggle with organization daily. My email inbox, my computer's desktop, my actual desk, and filing seem to get away from me quicker than I can say, "circular file." And we all have a different method for keeping on top of incoming because we all organize thoughts and tasks differently. Regardless of the method, however, I always find good pointers over at 43folders - in particular a recent post has tips on keeping organized for those who are chronicaly disorganized. As soon as you uncover your computer mouse from within the caverns of paper on your desk, it's worth a read. (Hint: Check under the jelly donut.)

Full post as published by Practical Lawyering on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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