Productivity Bits
FEBRUARY 24, 2012
I’ve been looking for a minimal wallet since I decided not to use any of my credit cards. Well, I still carry one credit card for emergency use. I don’t carry much cash either; I have a debit card to cover for my purchases. Here’s my usual wallet stuff: 1 credit card. 1 debit card.
Ian's Messy Desk
NOVEMBER 10, 2010
Minimize the number of identification and credit cards carried. Tear/shred receipts, copies of credit applications, other documentation containing personal information, don’t just throw it in the garbage. Obscure credit card numbers on customer receipts. name, address, phone number) will be used.
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Productivity Bits
OCTOBER 3, 2011
Credit Cards. Firstly, check out those credit cards sitting in your purse or wallet. So, whether you have an excellent credit history or not, you could probably benefit from changing your credit card. Please grab my free productivity ebook! Photo Courtesy Of reallyboring.
Clutter Coach
FEBRUARY 13, 2016
You can read them here, or buy the ebook here. this includes credit card offers). by Here's chapter three of my new book. Every Wednesday there's a new chapter. Simple Way #3. Almost every day you get mail. that’s got sensitive information in it that should be shredded. stack it up somewhere to shred later! Right now: .
Andrea Kalli
MARCH 9, 2010
Ebooks The easiest way to create an ebook is to convert your printed book to a PDF document. Nonfiction authors may also want to spin out portions of the book into several smaller ebooks or create ebooks that expand on the information in their printed book. Smashwords is a good way to get started with ebooks.
Andrea Kalli
MARCH 9, 2010
Ebooks The easiest way to create an ebook is to convert your printed book to a PDF document. Nonfiction authors may also want to spin out portions of the book into several smaller ebooks or create ebooks that expand on the information in their printed book. Smashwords is a good way to get started with ebooks.
Productivity Bits
JUNE 12, 2013
Here’s the comparison between the Moleskine Pocket Notebook (hard cover) and Moleskine Cashier with the Etch cover: The Etch cover has 2 card slots at the back: But I might give it a second thought if I really want to slide my debit and credit cards in there. Each slot can accommodate up to 3 plastic cards.
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