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  THE  "ORGANIZE " SERIES 2:  PRODUCTIVITY  Hello Folks, It's a delight to be here again, trust you are doing great. I commenced a new series for the month with an introductory post last weekend where I established the definition of the key word "Organize" and then classified the subject into 3 categories. The focus today is on the first category; PRODUCTIVITY, and by that I mean that having an organised space has a direct impact on how well you do what you do in the space. So in my post today, I hope to guide my audience on how to go about organizing their spaces in a way that results in improved productivity. To that effect, I will be sharing 3-step guideline you will find helpful. Please come with me 👇 #1:  IDENTIFY   The starting point for driving productivity in a space is to first identify the purpose a space serves. This is so because there are different approaches to different purposes. For instance, organising a beauty salon is not the same as org...

  THE  "ORGANIZE " SERIES:  GOOD  TO  GO! Happy New Month to my amazing audience, trust you are doing great. It's a new month and the last for the 3rd quarter of the year where the theme has been; WAIT A MINUTE!. I hope the line up of the series has been helpful? Now to September, I present The "Organize" Series where I bring my love for organizing spaces to fur in the bid to help my audience make the best of their spaces without necessarily making a project out of it. First, let's start with definition, what does it mean to organize? "To Organize means to arrange, plan, or structure things or people into a coherent, working order or a united whole".- Merriam-Webster dictionary  In this context, things and people would mean items occupying your space. For the sake of efficiency, I would classify this subject into 3 categories with a preview of each one highlighted in this post, then subsequently followed by a detailed post in the coming weeks. I gu...

THE  "COST  VS.  SAVINGS " SERIES 5:  THE  SCENARIOS  PT. 2 Happy Weekend Peeps,  I guess you are doing great and having an amazing time with your summer activities. A big applause to you for following through "The Cost vs. Savings" Series, an insightful conversation that has helped my audience get better at: ✅ defining cost and savings in real terms. ✅ calculating actual cost and savings. ✅ identifying real life scenarios where cost and savings may apply. The preceding posts have been quite interesting and you can check them out in full here 👇  https://www.blogger.com/u/3/blog/posts/611154423946289818 As I bring this conversation to an end, I will be addressing two Cost vs Savings cases as derived from real life scenarios in the course of my engagements this week. These scenarios comes from two concerned audience, code named Mrs. A and P.A.A 👇 #1:  DELIVERABLES  VS.  CONSUMABLES  Mrs. A: Kenny, it was a tug of war between t...

  THE   "COST  VS.  SAVINGS " SERIES 4:  THE  SCENARIOS  PT. 1 Hi Peeps,  Trust this post meets you well. and I guess you are having a great time as summer reaches its peak. I would like to have your attention for a moment just before the next nature hike, sprinkler fight and other summer adventure you have lined up for the weekend. Still on The "Cost vs. Savings" Series, an eye-opener conversation on the impact of cost and savings on your projects. So far, I have defined terms and shared practical tools with techniques you will find useful for your project decisions moving forward. If you have not been following, do well to check them out here 👇 https://consultkenny3.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-cost-vs-savings-series-3-workings.html Now it's time for case study as I share real life scenarios. In this post I will highlight cases presented by professionals independent of Team Consult Kenny, just so you have an idea of what's applicable elsewhere. Pl...

  THE   "COST  VS.  SAVINGS " SERIES 3:  THE  WORKINGS    Hi there, Trust you are doing great and I guess the summer is "summing up" 😄 Can I have your attention before you get carried away again? Just so you know, I'm taking a series titled The "Cost Vs. Savings" Series. It was inspired by a conversation with someone on matters relating to safety consciousness, but has now transitioned into a discussion packed with insights that will help you make better decisions on your project. In my last post, I defined fundamental terms and drafted a personal statement that summarises the entire series into 3 lines you can memorize 👇 ❌ If it would cost me money, time and effort but rescue me from nothing, I DROP IT 🤔 If it would cost me money, time and effort and rescue me from something , I CONSIDER IT  ✅ If it would NOT cost me money, time and effort yet rescue me from something, I JUMP AT IT Feel free to apply these statements as a guideline on you...

  THE   "COST  VS.  SAVINGS " SERIES 2:  THE  TERMS    Hello Peeps,  Trust this post meets you well, and how is summer coming?. Very well I guess. I'm here in furtherance of The "Cost Vs. Savings" Series an eye-opener conversation that's going to make you better at decision making. The idea behind this conversation is summed up in these line of thoughts👇  🚶If it would cost you a lot but save you nothing, DROP IT 🤔 If it would cost you something and save you a lot, CONSIDER IT  👍 If it would cost you nothing yet save you a lot, JUMP AT IT Today, I begin with definition of terms just so you have a clear picture of what cost and savings truly imply in this context. I will be defining cost, savings and how they are connected. Please come with me 👇 #1:  BEYOND  MONEY    The traditional definition of COST means the amount of money, time, or effort needed to buy, make, or do something. While price or money is a key...