She is the founder of the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, the precursor to the Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD), a popular international speaker, and is widely recognized as an industry-thought leader. Judith Kolberg formed FileHeads Professional Organizers in 1989. Part VII: Getting Organized in the Digital World 21. ADD-Friendly Long-term Financial Planning. ADD-Friendly Budgeting and Bill Paying 20. Plenty-of-Time Thinking: Dealing with Procrastination 16. Time Out: Tracking, EEstimating and Scheduling Time 14. Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome: When You Need to Seek ADD Treatment 11. Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Remembering to Remember. First Things First: Learning to Prioritize 8. B-o-r-i-n-g: Managing Stimulation Hunger and Hyperfocus 7. Streamline and Simplify: Counteracting Complications 5. Structure and Support: Creating the Framework for Success. ADD-Friendly Strategies That Work with Your ADD 3. ADD-Friendly Organizing: A Different Organizing Approach 2.
Organize your apps into folders.Foreword by Ari Tuckman. Deleting Instagram and re-installing will clear the cache for Instagram and frees up room on your phone. Delete apps that you haven’t opened for the past 3 months. If that’s too much, move it to Dropbox or Google Drive first. Move old photos to your external hard drive. You’re phone is your life! The last thing we want is to see “Storage is Full”. I would recommend using “From” addresses as your filter rule for marketing / promotional emails. Create filters for emails and categorize them into your own folder or label structure. Update your email address for mailing lists if you’ve migrated to a new address. 
You can usually subscribe to them again in the future.
Unsubscribe from email lists that you haven’t opened within the past 3 months. Change your emailing preferences to less than once a week or once a month for newsletters that you’ve opened only once within the past 2 months. Perhaps we loved them four years ago but it’s no longer relevant for us today. We get a lot of emails from lists we’ve subscribed to. Move files over to your external hard drive to get more space for Dropbox. Create a 2017 folder and create subfolders for them. For example: Photos, Receipts, Presentations, Proposals and more. Create a folder for 2016 and subfolders for document categories. Here are a few ways to sort them back to it’s rightful place. Stray files in the root folder needs a home too. 
Let’s set aside time to declutter and organize your digital life in cloud storage, emails, and your phone. In 2017, it’s time to organize your mail list subscriptions, receipts, files and images.
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