Smooth Moves
The Hecht of an Organizer® is the perfect solution to a moving-survival-kit.
1. Collect moving receipts for tax time. Before slipping receipts into Moving-Receipt
folder, write what the receipt is for, and date. Check with the IRS to see what
expenses are deductable.
2. Contact Chamber of Commerce in new town for a new resident packet.
3. Arrange for records to be transferred: medical, school, and veterinarians.
4. Make and file any copies of legal or financial records you may need.
5. Use one organizer for each member of the family. Group paperwork, supplies and tools for last night, and first night at new home.
Teach Organizing Habits
Start at Home...
A well organized student will be able to:
• Competently locate books, reference material, supplies and worksheets they need to finish homework assignments.
• Locate finished homework and turn in on time.
• Carry only the essentials in their backpack.
• Study efficiently, plan enough time to study for test and eliminate all-nighters.
A portable organizer helps build good organizing habits by teaching them to group paperwork, supplies and tools together.
Save a Tank of Gas
Organize your Car
A few organizing tips to help you save money while on the road:
1) Reduce and/or eliminate crisis purchases by keeping items used most frequently in your car organizer.
2) Keep receipts so you can return purchased items, and for tax purposes.
3) Create an emergency kit including disposable camera, gloves and first aid supplies. In case of an accident, you can provide on scene photos as proof for claims.
Boost Sales
Being organized has a profound effect on increasing sales, and improving productivity.
If you are in the business of sales, you can improve your prospects list, have brochures, order forms, catalogs at your fingertips. People have reported increased success when these items are located in arms-reach and in open pockets. It is easier to stay organized when you can find what you need, when you need it!