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Hey there - I'm Jess! I'm an giggling freak and an organizing geek - yes, I'm thirteen and I absolutly love to organize! I'm putting together the JOB blog for kids like us to gather up some tips when it comes to organizing and cleaning - just like anyone else, we all have responsibilities to perform 'around'. I hope this will help you as much as I enjoy to do them!

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Did you know that...

Posted at 03:48 PM, Tuesday, June 17, 2008 in Fun and Questions

50% of homeowners rate the garage as the most disorganized place in the house and a place the entire family uses regularly.

 
On average we experience one interruption every 8 minutes or approximately 6-7 per hour. in an 8-hour day , that totals around 50 - 60 interruptions in the day. The average interruption takes approximately 5 minute. (Some take several hours or days; others may only take a few seconds.) If you are receiving 50 interruptions in the day and each takes 5 minutes, that totals 250 minutes, or just over 4 hours out of 8, or about 50% of the workday.

 

Americans spend 9 million hours each year looking for things.


A piece of paper is moved at least 8 times before it is tossed or filed.


The use of office paper has tripled since the birth of the computer.

 

Statistics have shown that 80% of all papers filed are never looked at again and 50% of all filed material going to storage has no retention value and should have been destroyed.  Secretaries have estimated that 20% of their time is spent on filing and retrieving.  That is equivalent to one work day each week. 

 

The average American receives 49,060 pieces of mail in their lifetime; one third of it is junk mail.

 

For every hour spent in the planning phase, three to four hours are saved during the execution stage.  Save yourself time by being proactive.

 

**Jaw drop**
 

How do your areas look on average?  Don’t worry, it’s ‘human, but disorder is our greatest enemy’.  Solider, we can’t let our enemy get to our strong point, but it will, if we let it gnaw at our weak points.  Strengthen the fence, would you, and do it quickly, efficiently and systematically, no matter the cost – 'an hour saved is an hour earned.


We can't afford to be disorganized, for we can't do anything the best when we let into temptation and don't fulfill the responsibility given us.  God chose us to be stewards of this world, and I do not want to let him down!

Jess

Statistics found at Organizing Resources
and Repose Organizing

 


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Posted by morningsunshine at 11:08 PM, Tuesday, June 17, 2008

wow - some of those are, well, amazing facts. should we just toss it? but what if I need it again!

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Posted by gabbie427 at 04:24 AM, Wednesday, June 18, 2008

These are some amazing facts. WOW. As for our garage, it is too little park our car in, so it is used for storage of all kinds. I call it the man cave. LOL It is all my hubby's and I don't ever walk in, or complain about its messiness. LOL

Thanks for another gret post sweetie!

God's Blessings,
Amy Jo

Organisation

Posted by Anonymous at 08:38 PM, Thursday, July 24, 2008

Hey
I love that you love being organised - a girl after my own heart - I love to understand cleaning - what works on what stains etc and the best books are Spotless, Speedcleaning and How to be Comfy by Shannon Lush - the Queen of Clean. Have you heard of her?? If not, you will love these books, I can lend them to you. Also she has a new website www.homepalette.com.au. I also want to be organised - havent got it all sorted yet but am working towards it. I do have a goal though.
Ainsley Smith


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