Organized Workplace Increases Productivity

Posted: October 30, 2015

[caption id="attachment_12496" align="alignright" width="385"] Image from dumblittleman.com[/caption] There are more opportunities to write from home than ever before. However, with the perks that come along with working from home, it can be more difficult to keep your writing space clear. Organization can help keep writing workplaces free of clutter to increase productivity. Emily Johnson, writer for Dumb Little Man, shares how to organize your writing space.

How to Organize Your Writing Workplace for Better Productivity

The #1 problem every blogger tries to solve is productivity. No matter how cool you are, you need to write; you need to blog by creating, improving, generating, and distributing good content to your audience. To do this effectively, you have to be productive. Even such awesome and super productive bloggers as Seth Godin think on increasing their productivity level. This problem is not new, and everyone looks for tips and tricks on better blogging, reads guides, searches for inspiration, etc. But do they realize the decision they seek is right in their backyard? It’s all about writing workplace organization. This question is quite tricky, as some bloggers may start objecting this statement: “A mess at my workplace helps me work and inspires me, so go to you-know-where with your organization!” Okay, let it be. Some bloggers prefer working in a mess, for example – and it doesn’t bother them at all. But those few people are an exception to the rules. Read the entire article How to Organize Your Writing Workplace for Better Productivity on Dumb Little Man.