![]() Last week I went to see my doctor and came out of my appointment with 11 pages of paper. And when I got home, there were two more pieces from my health care plan. So what's a person to do with all this paperwork? The first thing to do is ask yourself what information is most important to you. Ask yourself if you honestly will ever look at that piece of paper again. Will you ever use it as a reference? If so, where will you keep it? Secondly, decide how much time and energy you want to commit to managing your information. The more you keep, the more time and energy you will have to dedicate to it. And keeping more makes it harder to find the important stuff. Here's what I did with my paperwork:
Being your own advocate is a multi dimensional job. But you can do it. It's all about finding peace by piece. To your most peaceful self.
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Kimberly DahlineWelcome to my blog. I am glad you are here to read the musings on organizing and finding balance in your life. I hope you find them inspiring and motivating. Archives
November 2018
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Kimberly Dahline, Your Organizational Advocate
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