How to Organize Home Office Media

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Summary: Learn how to organize media when organizing a home office space with expert decorating tips in this free video clip.

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By Pete D'Alessandro
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After serving as the project manager for "Clean Sweep" on TLC, Pete D'Alessandro began working as a professional organizer for his own clients. He is living in Hollywood and has...read more

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"Hi! My name is Pete D'Alessandro. I'm here with Expert Village. We're in the middle of our office organization. One of the things I want to talk about as we begin to reload the space is magazines, books, and media. Everyone's got a lot of this. We all have a lot of this. There's a statistic I heard. About 50,000 books per year are published in the U.S. alone. It does include magazines. I can't imagine how many actual magazines there are. It's hard to keep track because lots of them don't last for a few months. If you really believe that there's no good information in magazines, I can't really help you. Everyone who takes time to write something like this, has something important to say. The hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people out there have great advice for you. Real estate, finance, anything you can imagine, and that doesn’t include the stuff that your hobby is. That's just the general stuff for all of this. There's just no way to keep up with everything, every wise person, every expert in the field has to say, so you have to pick and choose. For instance, for magazines you have to give yourself a rule. If you have more than 3 or 4 subscriptions, you'll never actually read everything. It's too bad, because I know there's great information in there, but we have to be willing to let go of that information. This one is from May 2007. We still have it. We haven't read it yet. It's 7 months old. We have 6 months newer information to be able to get that out there. If you have anything more than 3 months olds, there's just no need to keep it. We don't have time to go backwards in time and catch up on information. There's a couple of key things we can try to learn, but we can't know everything, so you have to learn to let go of this stuff after a few months. If you haven't gotten to it, you're not going to get to it. Get rid of it. Anything more than 3 months. Whatever it is, there's just no time to catch up. It's going to be the same thing with our books and our audio."

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