How to Create and Use the 43 Folders System

Are you sick of forgetting to-do items and losing paperwork? Stop looking for some high-tech solution. Try the 43 folders system at home and at work. Chrissy Scivicque, the Managing Editor of OfficeArrow.com, is going to show you how use the 43 Folders Tickler System and how you can create one for yourself.

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[janotte]

@Doxem - Nope that's completely wrong. The paper goes in a day when there is a 'Next Action' to do on that piece of paper. If you have something to do 3 days before a meeting put the agenda 3 days before the meeting OR write a new note about the prep you need to do and file the agenda on the day of the meeting and the new note 3 days before the meeting. The whole point is NOT to use a separate calendar. You have utterly missed the whole point of the concept.

[chrprior]

@BEBED0LLx3 Look no further than a few miles south, Egon Heimann GmbH in Marquartstein has what you need. (I am in no way affiliated, just hate lousy salespersons! *g*)

[rerite2]

Thanks. You one smart lady.

[RAWVOLTA]

Fantastic — thanks Chrissy!

[ThisJustZen]

Thanks Chrissy! I read David's book but was still unclear until I saw your video. Thanks!

[sdgd21]

@colint1970 hehe, I thought I was the only one!

[colint1970]

Dang iPad's auto correct! For … you … its!

[colint1970]

@ ChristianinHollywood ... File the documents on the day you need to action them. Fo example, if you need to post a payment or a birthday card, file it on the day yu need to action it: this will depend on your needs, but remember to allow for weekends! I generally file cards a week before. However, an agenda for a meeting or an invitation to an event would be filed on the day itself. If you have work that is not time specific, it doesn't go in here, but your finished report could go in here bet

[hatebulak]

I started this last week & it really works. Thanks!