The Fun-duh-mental Household: 5 Steps for Organizing Your Home Using an SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)

If Not Right NOW, then WHEN?

The Fund-duh-mental Household: 5 Steps for Organizing Your home Using an SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) aims to make life easier by helping you organize contacts, household routines, finances/bill pay, and very important papers. By getting rid of paper clutter and becoming better organized, you’ll be surprised how it eliminates stress, and gives you peace of mind.

This simple step--by-step handbook is what you need to get started.

• Who should be called in case of an emergency?
• How do you keep track of the last maintenance on the furnace, air conditioner unit, and automobile? Or any special project around your home: where is this information?
• Who will pay your bills and run your household if and when you are temporarily or permanently unable?
• Where do you place your very important papers? Will your trusted family or friend find them underneath the bed, tucked within a stack of clothes or at the bottom of your coset, scattered throughout your house, or in a safe organized place?

Rita McCoy, author of The Fun-duh-mental Leader: 10 Fundamental Things to Know about Running a Non-profit Organization, now turns her attention to the household. The Fun-duh-mental Household teaches you how to run a smooth household, eliminate confusion, and prepare you for both the predictable and/or unpredictable circumstances in life.