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We want to get organized, but not too organized.
Don't make files so specific that you can't find anything later, or so that you spend all your time labeling files.
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Some people think they'll regret getting rid of papers and wished they'd kept some of it.
You can create a holding box: put papers in that box for six months—or even a year, if you're really worried—and see if you ever need to retrieve anything from that box. If you don't, get rid of...
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Paperwork is one of the toughest forms of clutter to vanquish.
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It doesn't make a difference what the person next to you writes down for his answer. This is your race to run.
It's your answer to create. How your paper compares to someone else's is not the point. The point is to fill the paper with your work.
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