Studies
support what you already suspected:
- You are throwing away almost 5 days of your life every
single year trying to find items you've misplaced. (American Demographics
Society). And, according to the Wall Street Journal, if you're an executive
you're wasting another hour each day looking for information you need,
that you think is buried somewhere in files or piles.
- You are forgetting where you put your money.
Most of us have developed the habit of "leaking money". Over the
course of a single year, we will repeat one or more of the following:
- Replace items we already have (somewhere)
- Pay late fees (on bills we didn't even know were due)
- Purchase items we don't need (and then forget we even
have)
We cope with a more complicated life by buying a mind-boggling
amount of technology, services and gadgets to make living easier, and
promptly forget we even have these "conveniences." We download,
activate, subscribe to, and ultimately use far less than what we own.
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I'm so excited. Company due to arrive on Sunday, and I actually have a sense of control and manageability.
—Sue Sanislow
Wrentham, MA
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