Entry #696, October 10, 2011 Have you ever had one of those weekends that when you approach Monday, you’re wondering “Am I going to be productive at the office today?” Last week seemed like I was working, but not efficiently. Everything seemed like it took twice as long to complete, and I need to make…
Entry #647, September 7, 2011 Stagetecture has always been a place for finding organization tips to help your home, office, lifestyle and more. From the physical to the emotional, organization encompasses getting your family, your environment, and yourself into a functional space that works. Image courtesy of Apartment Therapy I’m excited about the ‘Organize Yourself…
Guest Blog #134, Entry #603, July 30, 2011 Happy DIY Saturday! With the onset of more work-at-home professionals, and also a greater demand for home office space, it is not a surprise that homeowners are trying to re-create first-class home offices. The versatile aspect of home offices is the ability to adapt them for multiple…
Guest Blog #85, Entry #536, May 27, 2011 If you are like many homeowners, your home office gets more attention than other rooms of your home. Whether its because of the use of the internet, and paying bills, or your occupation demands you have a place to work from home. Either way, setting up a…
Guest Blog #84, Entry #535, May 26, 2011 Building eco-friendly surroundings in your home is always advantageous. but when your work environment has been built with green objectives in mind that is icing on the cake! Today, my Guest Blogger, David R. Meister, from ISC International Ltd shows us how the renovation of their office…
Guest Blog #56, Entry #474, April 10, 2011 With the cost of gas rising everyday, the reality of finding creative ways to save money and the Earth’s resources are becoming more evident daily. Depending on where you live, carpooling may be a viable option for you, as well as help build camaraderie between you and…
Entry #381, January 10, 2011 If you are like any other working adult on this planet your desk represents the place where you talk, communicate, work, and a host of other activities that we won’t mention. If your desk is turning into a parking place for everything under the sun, it is time to get…
Entry #348, December 5, 2010 Whether you call them “Secret Santas”, “White Elephant”, the holiday games that coworkers use to give gifts to each other are popular at work. For those coworkers that are closer, you may give them something for their desk, office, etc.. What do you give the work at home professional? While…
Entry #322, November 5, 2010 Over my last few months of working on my own I’m coming to realize.. electronic clutter is my biggest enemy. Between emails from clients, passwords, daycare information, son’s lunch money accounts, calendar reminders, and social media correspondence, my electronic clutter is through the roof! So I started my own system…
Entry #307, October 21, 2010 In my past month of working officially as a solopreneur I am baffled at how much discipline is needed to work from home. Most would think I’m speaking of discipline to help you not go park your bottom on the couch and watch 4 hours of soap operas! No –…
Entry #292, October 6, 2010 As many of you know, I decided to take my writing and blogging on full time from my Architecture career. Between getting 3 hours asleep a night and enjoying my writing life 1000%, I decided to follow my passion, and not just my paycheck. I was reading this killer article…
Entry #287, September 26, 2010 In my childhood home in Boulder, Colorado my sister had an attic or loft room. What was so neat about it was the fact that it had tiny stairs to get up to it, but when you looked out the window, you felt like you were in a castle! To…