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Professional organizer and Mission: Organization guest Maureen Gainer Reilly offers web-exclusive tips.
Being unorganized wastes time and money. With life's busy pace you may think you don't have time to get organized. In reality, you can't afford to be unorganized.
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What’s the best way to keep paperwork from taking over your desk? Use a bin or large basket
instead of the tiny inboxes that allow clutter to creep onto your desk, says Maureen Gainer,
owner of Gainer Organizing in Chicago.
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What’s the biggest mistake people make when trying to get organized? People don’t
have enough time to finish the project because they don’t accurately estimate the
time it will take to really clean out a whole room.
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“Location, location, location”- This has long been the mantra for successful
retail operations. Changing store venues as the business grows and evolves
is not unusual in the bridal industry.
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While building a larger closet may not be in the realm of possibility, maximizing the closet space you already have is. So put aside some time - several hours, at the very least - to reorganize that black hole you call your closet.
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Professional organizer Maureen Gainer asks her clients to assess what their free time is worth before making the final decision. If the move is far enough in the future to allow you to pack a box or two each evening, go for it. However, when the maverick route costs you time off from work, the bargain begins to fade.
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How many times have you thought, "I’d save so much time if I were only organized"? One thing that may keep us from organizing our homes, our offices, our garages and our basements is that we don’t know how to go about it; finding time to do it can be another big deterrent.
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Maureen Gainer's boyfriend of four years, Eamon Reilly, proposed to her in New York's Central Park on Dec. 30, 2002. Before they had rung in 2003, Gainer had booked the church and reception site in Chicago and purchased bridesmaid dresses.
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