The “start anywhere” approach. Don’t worry about finding the best place to start, just start anywhere. If you’re a perfectionist, try starting with an obvious mistake (to edit out later), just so you’re not frozen by the idea that your ...

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Steeped in the art of building a coherent case, attorneys are used to organizing their thoughts for trial. But organizing one’s desk is another story. What can you do to fight workspace debris?

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How often have you wished for the day to be a bit longer? You can’t add hours to the day, but some simple time-management techniques can help you use those hours efficiently. We asked Missouri lawyers and other experts for their advice.

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Time is a precious commodity and one we’re all guilty of wasting. The occasional glance at Facebook or conversation with a friend doesn’t indicate a problem, but certain habits could. Here are some of the best ways to waste time.

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Software programs, apps and cloud-based services can help you keep track of projects, access your schedule from anywhere and keep your thoughts, projects and private life nicely organized.

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