Many productivity experts talk about the “two-minute rule”, which dictates if a task will take 2 minutes or less to complete, rather than defer and push it off until later (whenever that may be), you should do it now. Recently, I received an inquiry from another experienced professional organizer.  She was partially playing devil’s advocate...

"One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in my quasi-scientific approach to sustained laziness is the value of storing thoughts in appropriate places, as soon as I have them. That means parking them where I will later evaluate their merit (or lack thereof) and dispose of them accordingly. Having a thought once is what...